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Non-Tech : Airline Discussion Board
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From: Moonray10/5/2020 1:14:43 PM
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United to resume non-stop service to China after more than 8 months
Leslie Josephs

United Airlines is planning to resume nonstop flights between the U.S. and
China later this month after a more than eight-month hiatus, a turning point
for the U.S. airline that had the most service to the country pre-pandemic.

Flights from United’s San Francisco hub to Shanghai service will start Oct. 21
and operate four times a week. United and other airlines suspended service
to mainland China in February as the coronavirus spread and demand for
China service plunged.

United resumed Shanghai service in July but with a stop in Seoul. United
said the change is due to testing and accommodation procedures that will
be in place, both airline and local government requirements, will allow them
to operate without a crew stop. The airline tells CNBC that demand trends
will determine whether it adds additional China service.

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