Summary
United Airlines is cutting back its flight schedules due to the ongoing government shutdown. This change mainly affects flights that are not between United's major hub airports. The adjustments start on November 7th, with customers being notified in advance if their flights are impacted.
Key Facts
- United Airlines is reducing flight schedules because of the government shutdown.
- The shutdown began on October 1 and has lasted over a month.
- It affects many government services, including flight safety monitoring.
- The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is working to maintain flight safety with reduced staff.
- United's main hub airports include Chicago, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Newark, San Francisco, Washington D.C., and Guam.
- Flights between these hubs are less likely to be impacted.
- Affected passengers will receive notifications through the United app, website, or text messages.
- The planned reduction starts on November 7, focusing on regional and domestic flights.
