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During her historic career in aviation, Captain Theresa Claiborne broke color barriers. She broke gender barriers. She even broke height barriers! 📏 Thank you, Captain, for your immense contributions to our field, your pioneering spirit and for inspiring us all. 💙
Nope, you're not seeing double! 👀 Twin brothers Jamil and Jalal P. are both United pilots. For their first-ever flight working together, they surprised a special guest with a ticket: their father. Talk about a proud dad moment. 💙 Read their story: uafly.co/4eJoGHF
☁️ "What does the view look like above the clouds?" ☁️ That was just one of the questions Orange Grove Elementary students had for our employees during a recent visit to the Houston school. Also on the agenda: talking about careers in aviation *and* a special delivery of over 500 headsets to help with the kids' online and bilingual classes. Thanks to Somos, our new Latino/Hispanic Business Resource Group, and the Latino Pilots Association (LPA) for making this day happen. There's nothing like a classroom full of future aviators!
Scott Kirby wanted to get this info on your radar. 👇
A picture is worth a thousand words, but a live radar map says it even better. Sometimes, flights are delayed for weather even when there are clear skies at the airport. The reason is usually that departing (or arriving) aircraft would be forced to fly through a line of thunderstorms that are unsafe elsewhere along the flight path. United Airlines is committed to full transparency for our customers. For years, I’ve asked our teams to pretend that I’m on the flight and have called and asked why there’s a delay. I want them to proactively tell customers exactly the same thing that they would tell me. That’s been easy for me to say but really, really difficult to do given the complexity and real-time nature of the flight network. Technology is moving this closer and closer to reality. Our teams are using gen AI to help write the real-time text updates we send customers whose flights have been delayed, and for those customers impacted by weather we’re now including a radar map that shows how it’s affecting flights. We’re the first and only U.S. airline providing these kinds of specific messages and sending them with assistance from gen AI tools. Weather radar maps are an important step in transparency but there’s a lot more to come. We are committed to building the best airline in history for our customers, and while that usually means running a reliable operation, when something does go wrong – including the weather – we want to be open and transparent with you.
This Juneteenth, we’re celebrating the future of aviation. United's Black Business Resource Group, BEACON, hosted an immersive experience for HBCU students at our Flight Training Center in Denver. And in Houston, we're partnering with community leaders and OBAP (Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals) to provide students with hands-on STEAM experiences and demonstrations. The festivities don't stop there — our employees in Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington, D.C. are joining in events all day long to honor the past, embrace the now and build for the future. ✈️💙
During her historic career in aviation, Captain Theresa Claiborne broke color barriers. She broke gender barriers. She even broke height barriers! 📏 Thank you, Captain, for your immense contributions to our field, your pioneering spirit and for inspiring us all. 💙
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