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rswfan

rswfan

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United reduziert inneramerikanischen und internationalen Flugplan weiter

Wir werden die Auswirkungen des Ausbruchs des Coronavirus (COVID-19) auf unsere Kunden, Mitarbeiter und unser Unternehmen weiterhin aggressiv handhaben. Aufgrund des anhaltenden Nachfragerückgangs nach Reisen als Folge dieses Ausbruchs und aufgrund von Regierungsauflagen oder Einschränkungen, die Reisen verbieten, kündigten wir heute eine 60-prozentige Reduzierung der Flugpläne im April an - dies beinhaltet eine 42-prozentige Reduzierung in den USA und Kanada und einen 85-prozentigen Rückgang der internationalen Flüge.

International

Über den Atlantik, den Pazifik und Lateinamerika wird United im April etwa 45 tägliche Flüge durchführen.

US- Inlandsflüge

Während United nicht plant, den Flugbetrieb zu einer einzigen US-Stadt - mit Ausnahme von Mammoth Lakes, CA - jetzt einzustellen, verfolgt die Fluggesellschaft die Nachfrage sowie Änderungen der Ausgangssperren auf bundesstaatlicher und lokaler Ebene und der Regierungseinschränkungen in den gesamten USA genauestens und wird ihren Flugplan im Laufe des Monats entsprechend anpassen.

https://hub.united.com/united-further-reduces-schedule-2645516655.html
 
Texasranger

Texasranger

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Das ist wohl nicht ganz aktuell.

Aktuell sieht es so aus: Alle United-Atlantikflüge in die USA enden am 25. bzw. 28. März 2020.
Einzige Ausnahme in die EU: EWR - FRA.

Trotzdem weigert sich United entgegen europäischem Recht, den Flugpreis zurückzuzahlen. Man soll das Geld als Credit stehenlassen und diesen innerhalb eines Jahres ab ursprünglichem Ticketausstellungsdatum abfliegen. Schön, wenn man die Tickets 11 Monate im voraus gekauft hat. Ob man Geld zurückbekommt, wenn man den Credit nicht nutzt, ist unklar.

By The Hub team , March 21, 2020

While travel demand and government restrictions continue to impact our schedule, we know some people around the globe are displaced and still need to get home. While our international schedule will be reduced by about 90% in April, we will continue flying six daily operations to and from the following destinations — covering Asia, Australia, Latin America, the Middle East and Europe — in an effort to get customers where they need to be. This remains a fluid situation, but United continues to play a role in connecting people and uniting the world, especially in these challenging times. Learn more about what we're doing to keep customers and employees safe.

Flights continuing from now through May schedule:
  • New York/Newark – Frankfurt (Flights 960/961)
  • New York/Newark – London (Flights 16/17)
  • New York/Newark – Tel Aviv (Flights 90/91)
  • Houston – Sao Paulo (Flights 62/63)
  • San Francisco – Tokyo-Narita (Flights 837/838)
  • San Francisco – Sydney (Flights 863/870)
In addition to the above, we will continue to operate the following flights to help displaced customers who still need to get home.

Atlantic

The following flights will continue through March 28 westbound:
  • New York/Newark – Amsterdam (Flights 70/71)
  • New York/Newark – Munich (Flights 30/31)
  • New York/Newark – Brussels (Flights 999/998)
  • New York/Newark – Cape Town (Flights 1122/1123)
  • Washington-Dulles – London (Flights 918/919)
  • San Francisco – Frankfurt (Flights 58/59)
The final westbound departures on all other Atlantic routes will take place on March 25.

Pacific
  • We will continue to fly San Francisco-Seoul (Flights 893/892) through March 29 and San Francisco-Tahiti (Flights 115/114) through March 28.
  • Our final eastbound departures on all other Pacific routes will take place on March 25.
  • We will maintain some Guam flights as well as a portion of our Island Hopper service.
Latin America/South America
  • We will continue to fly Newark/New York – Sao Paulo (Flights 149/148) through March 27 outbound.
  • The last southbound departures on most other routes will take place March 24.
Mexico
  • We will reduce our Mexico operation over the next five days. After March 24, we will maintain a small number of daytime flights to certain destinations in Mexico — more to come in the next few days.
Canada
  • We will suspend all flying to Canada effective April 1.

In destinations where government actions have barred us from flying, we are actively looking for ways to bring customers who have been impacted by travel restrictions back to the United States. This includes working with the U.S. State Department and the local governments to gain permission to operate service.
The revised international schedule will be viewable on united.com on Sunday, March 22. We will continue to update our customers with information as it's available.
If you're scheduled to travel through May 31, 2020, and would like to change your plans, there is no fee to do so, regardless of when you purchased your ticket or where you're traveling. Please visit united.com for more information, or reference our step-by-step guide on how to change your flight, cancel and rebook later.
For any customer, including residents from other countries, whose international travel is disrupted by more than six hours because of schedule changes resulting from government restrictions, they will retain a travel credit equal to the value of their ticket. That credit can be used towards any flight, to any destination, for 12 months from the time of purchase. If the customer chooses not to use the credit, they will receive a cash refund at the end of that 12-month period.We continue to aggressively manage the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak on our employees, our customers and our business. Due to government mandates or restrictions in place prohibiting travel, we are reducing our international schedule by 95% for April. The revised international schedule will be viewable on united.com on Sunday, March 22.
 
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