MARQUETTE — United Airlines has announced a revision to the planned launch of its new service between Chicago O’Hare International Airport and Marquette Sawyer Regional Airport.

This adjustment is the result of operational limitations established under a recent Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) order affecting capacity at O’Hare. As a result, the inaugural ORD-MQT service will now commence on October 25, consistent with the anticipated expiration of the current FAA capacity restrictions.

Customers who have already secured reservations for the affected service will be given the

option to rebook on alternative flights or to receive a full refund.

“While this delay is regrettable, we recognize the importance of adhering to federal operational

requirements,” said airport Manager David Erhart. “We appreciate United Airlines’ continued partnership and commitment to establishing this service for the Marquette community, and we look forward to its launch later this year.”

For further information, passengers are encouraged to visit United.com or contact United

Airlines customer service.