United Airlines Signals Possible Headquarters Relocation
The intriguing element is that in its infrastructure plan, United Airlines outlined the potential to develop five office buildings, at least two parking structures and common space for uses like a food hall, meeting rooms, fitness center and a 50,000-square-foot conference center. United spokesperson Pat Mullane told WGN Investigates:
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