United Airlines will increase capacity out of San Francisco
over the next several months, adding daily roundtrip service to eight
destinations and switching from regional jets to mainline aircraft in its
service to 10 markets.
On Aug. 1, United will increase Seattle-San Francisco
service to 10 daily flights. On Aug. 15, it will boost service to Albuquerque,
Baltimore, Indianapolis and Nashville each to two daily flights; to Kansas City
and Philadelphia each to three daily flights; and to Portland, Ore., to nine
daily flights.
The switch to mainline aircraft will occur in June on
service to Burbank, Calgary, Dallas, Fresno, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Palm
Springs, Santa Barbara, Sacramento and Bozeman, Mont.
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Source: Business Travel News