United Airlines Threatens To Exit JFK Airport Unless FAA Grants More Slots
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United Airlines said it will permanently exit New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) by the end of October, unless the FAA offers up additional slot pairs at the crowded airport. United’s current JFK service consists of just four daily flights—two transcon routes per day to both Los...
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