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More than two years after the COVVI-19 pandemic put the travel industry, the airlines are finally starting to see signs of improvement. Many carriers strengthen flight schedules byReduce the suspended routes andAddition of new daily starts While passengers start to take the sky again. But even in the middle of this boom in travel, United Airlines has just announced that it would cut the flights to eight big cities next month. Read the rest to see which airports will be affected by changes.

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Although it was not aFully smooth driving, airlines are finally starting to see a new trajectory in business after two years of travel restrictions and deflate customer demand. According to data from the Security Administration Transportation (TSA),2,248,861 travelers Passed by security control points on May 8, against 1,707,805 on the same date of last year and approaching 2,419,114 reported in 2019 pre-countryic.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

Many carriers responded byAdd more flights, especially to popular summer tourist destinations that areEager to receive visitors Once again for the first time since leisure trips are styled. "The pandemic really seems to be behind us here in the United States," commercial chief commercialAndrew Nocella said at the J.P. Morgan Industrials conference on March 15, according toUSA today. "Reservations on most of the network are at normal levels."

But despite the attraction of a heavy summer season, United announced that it would beCut the flights to eight large cities Over the next month, as these are operational problems, travel news reports the points that Guy reports. For at least June, the carrier will suspect Newark services in Maui (OGG), Honolulu (HNL) and Tokyo (NRT), as well as between Washington Dulles (IAD) and Sao Paulo (GRU), Geneva (GVA ) and Honolulu. The airline also said that it suspended Dulles flights to Dublin from June 4 to 30.

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Even with the demand for an increase in travel, the airline explained that it suspended flights due to a shortage of planes. According to the point guy, the problem stems from Boeing 777-200 and 777-200ER aircraft. Jets have remained anchored since an incident in February 2021 in which a united flight to Honolulu from Denverscattered motor parts Bottom in the Denver region, fortunately avoiding any injury or death. Initially, the carrier had planned to resume by using the planes now repaired on May 13, but a delay postponed his return to service until May 26, leaving the airline without sufficient number of planes for her June announced schedule previously .

"United makes regular adjustments in response to factors such as resources such as available planes," the airline said in a statement to the points guy. "We are looking forward to bringing this flight soon."

But the last cuts are not the only changes to the calendar provided for the carrier. The news of the suspended roads occur only a few days after United announced that it would beIncrease your existing route card. On May 5, the airline began flights toFive new international destinations, including Amman, Jordan (AMM), Ponta Delgada (PDL) in the Azores of Portugal, Bergen, Norway (BGO) and Palma de Mallorca (PMI) and Tenerife (TFS), Spain.

The new routes, which focuses on less known tourist destinations, aimed to take advantage of the sharp increase in the demand for leisure visits in European destinations while certain parts of Asia remain under travel restriction and the trips of business continues to late, The point guy reported. Fortunately, despite the carrier's shortage of aircraft, United says the new roads will not be affected by the last cuts.

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