United Airlines ends service to six airports in 2026, including Dakar

United Airlines ends service to six airports in 2026, including Dakar
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United Airlines stopped flying to six airports in 2026, with the only international stop being Dakar, Senegal, and it had already ended service to Havana, Stockholm Arlanda and Tenerife South in 2025.

The airline also has no United‑operated flights scheduled to Nantucket or Yellowstone Airport (WYS) for the next year, while United Express flights to Yellowstone varied from three daily in 2021 to 219 daily in 2026, with load factors rising to 72.6% in 2026 before falling to 64.6% in May and June.

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