These places will be on the chopping block soon.
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United Airlines' decision to stop flying to these two cities isn't the only significant change it's making to its schedule. The carrier will also be stopping service between Los Angeles and San Diego as of Oct. 30, according to The Points Guy. It will mark the first time in over 40 years that the airline hasn't operated the route, mainly used to connect passengers to longer-haul domestic and international flights in L.A., Simple Flying reports.
However, United is not exiting San Diego entirely with the schedule change. The carrier will still service the city from many of its hubs, including San Francisco , Chicago , Houston, Washington/Dulles , Newark , and Denver, The Points Guy reports.While the airline may still be contending with staffing shortages, United did recently make significant progress towards hopefully ending some of its ongoing woes. On June 25, they became the first major U.S.
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