United Resumes Two Regional Routes
United has decided to re-add some regional flying to smaller cities in the southeastern United States starting later this year.
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United Inks LOI For 35 A321neos, Converts 110 737 MAX Orders
United has taken significant steps to adjust its fleet plan in light of ongoing challenges with aircraft deliveries and certification delays at Boeing.
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U.S. Airlines Push Back on China Flight Increases
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Livery of the Week: United’s ‘Her Art Here’ 757-200
The initiative invited female artists residing in the United States to design a special livery for two Boeing 757-200 aircraft.
United Postpones Launch of Two New Routes Amid Increased FAA Oversight
United says it is delaying the launch of two new international routes due to increased Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) oversight.
United Offers Pilots Unpaid Leave Due To Boeing Delivery Delays
Amid delivery delays from Boeing, the notable Chicago-based Star Alliance carrier announced its offer of unpaid leave to its pilots.
Can United Still Certify Pilots and Aircraft?
Over the weekend, numerous reports surfaced about United’s ability (or lack thereof) to certify new pilots, aircraft, and launch new routes.
United Adds Larger Overhead Bins to Regional Jets
United announced it is in the process of installing new, larger overhead bins on some of its Embraer E175 aircraft operated by SkyWest.
