Continental announced its $8.5 billion merger with United in May 2010

Continental announced its $8.5 billion merger with United in May 2010
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Continental Airlines announced a merger with United Airlines in May 2010, describing the deal as a merger of equals valued at $8.5 billion.

Before the merger, Continental operated 348 Boeing aircraft to 140 destinations, left SkyTeam to join Star Alliance shortly before the deal, and flew its final Continental‑branded flight in March 2012; its globe livery continues to appear on United jets today.

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