United Airlines Is Laying Off Hundreds Of Workers From 2 Major Florida Airports

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A major airline is being forced to layoff hundreds of workers in Florida.

United Airlines is severely cutting back employment at two of Florida's busiest airports, Orlando International Airport and Tampa International Airport.

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Number of workers being laid off

The layoffs are the result of reduced demand in air travel since the COVID-19 pandemic struck in March.

At the height of the pandemic, United Airlines lost 95% of its air travel customers, which resulted in the airline warning its employee base in July that 36,000 of them could be laid off.

There is no word yet if this will hit the state's other airports.

Via Orlando Weekly

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