FAA Eases Restrictions on United Airlines After Safety Review

United Airlines regains ability to add new routes and planes following a series of safety incidents earlier this year.

The FAA had increased oversight of United Airlines in March due to several safety incidents, including engine fires and tire issues.
United Airlines can now resume adding new routes and aircraft, a significant development for the carrier.
The airline has committed to enhancing safety protocols and continues to work closely with the FAA.
Despite the lifted restrictions, the FAA will maintain a heightened presence in United's operations.
United Airlines reported a $124 million loss last quarter, partly due to the grounding of its Boeing 737 Max 9 planes.