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United Airlines is once again flying in and out
of John F. Kennedy Airport after more than five years.
The carrier resumed service with round-trip flights Sunday
from Los Angeles and San Francisco.
United
hasn't had a presence at JFK since 2015.
Instead,
the airline concentrated its New York-area service out of Newark Liberty Airport
in New Jersey and LaGuardia.
The
carrier is taking advantage of a lull in air travel to grab space once again at
Kennedy airport.
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