United Airlines Cuts Domestic Flights Amid Government Shutdown

United Airlines will reduce domestic flights starting November 7 due to the government shutdown, affecting 40 airports. The airline will focus on regional and domestic mainline flights, while long-haul international routes and hub-to-hub flights will remain unaffected. Flight changes will be communicated directly to customers, and all travelers are eligible for refunds. The airline will operate approximately 4,000 flights daily, with increased seat availability to accommodate passengers whose flights are canceled.