United Airlines said it will suspend service in late October to New York's John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK). Earlier this month, United threatened to take the action if the Federal Aviation Administration did not grant the air carrier additional flights.
WASHINGTON -United Airlines said on Friday it will suspend service in late October to New York's John F. Kennedy Airport .
United has been flying just twice daily to San Francisco and Los Angeles from JFK, the busiest New York-area airport, after resuming service in 2021. United said the decision would impact 100 employees who work at JFK but emphasized that "no one is losing their job" and employees will transition to other nearby stations.
United said without permanent slots it cannot serve JFK "effectively compared to the larger schedules and more attractive flight times flown by our competitors" like JetBlue Airways and American Airlines.
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