United seeks return to New York JFK

United Airlines wants to return to New York John F Kennedy International 3 years after ending service there. Scott Kirby, president of the carrier, said United would like to return to JFK but "doesn’t see a feasible organic solution to getting back in there". United would have to acquire slots from another carrier to re-enter JFK, as well as secure terminal and gate space at the airport. Kirby declined to answer questions about possible inorganic options to return to JFK, in response to questions from Wolfe analysts. United ended service to New York JFK in Oct 2015, when it moved its premium transcontinental flights to Los Angeles and San Francisco to Newark Liberty International airport, and suspended flights to Washington Dulles. <br/>