United Airlines offers to give up certain payments for customers who have experienced great delays and cancellation at Newark Liberty.
The airline announced on Tuesday that clients affected by interruptions can be transferred without additional payments.
“You can move your trip, and we will refuse the change and differences,” the UNITED website notes.
“But your new flight should be a united flight, which went from April 30, 2025 to May 12, 2025. Tickets should be in the same cabin and between the same cities as originally booked.”
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The United Airlines Airlines flies at the Newark Libertia International Airport in front of the Lower Manhattan Horizon and one World Trade Center in New Trial, 2025 in Newark, New Tishsei, New Jersey, New Jersey. (Getty Images / Getty Images)
United – one of several major airlines that face Flight interruptions At Newark Airport because of technology and staffing issues.
Hundreds of flights were canceled or detained from Thursday. More than 500 flights Newark alone was detained on Thursday, and at least 200 people were canceled.
In a letter on Friday, the CEO of United Airlines Scott Kirby warned customers “dozens of distracted flights, hundreds of delay and canceled flights and, worse, thousands of clients with broken travel plans.”
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Airlines United Airlines Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft parked at the NEWARK Liberty International Airport in Newark, New Trinity, March 19, 2024. (Angus Mordant / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)
‘Disappointed to make further reduction to the already reduced schedule in Newark, but since there is no way to solve the closest Structural problems with FAA personnel, We feel there is no other choice to protect our customers, ”Kirby said.
On Tuesday, US reporter Andy Kim, J. J.
“Our team turned to FAA to get the answers to what steps they take to address this situation,” who said. “Your family deserves to find out what when you fly, you will be safe and you will come there on time. We will continue to press to make sure it happens.”
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The FAA airway tower at the Newark Liberty International Airport in Newark, New Jersey, March 19, 2024. (Angus Mordant / Bloomberg / Getty Images)
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Charles Cretaceous and Daniel Genouze submitted to this report.
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2025-05-06 22:42:00
