Credit: Nigel Howarth / Aviation Week
United Airlines will “temporarily” suspend service to New York Kennedy (JFK) from Oct. 29, saying it needs additional slots to be competitive at the busy airport. The move, which United told employees in a memo was a “difficult decision,” follows through on a threat made by the airline in early...
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