Chicago's hometown airline, United, has announced its plans to add more flights to its already busy schedule from Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD) this fall. The airline, which is set to mark its busiest fall schedule ever,

United Airlines has officially been awarded five more gates at Chicago O'Hare airport, despite protests from other airlines.The gate allocations are made by the Chicago Department of Aviation in response to how many flights each carrier flies into the airport in the prior year,

United Airlines will get five additional gates at O’Hare International Airport starting Oct. 1, according to a new gate-reallocation process at the airport. Its main rival at O’Hare, American Airlines, will lose four gates under a “fly it or lose it” provision in the new lease agreement between carriers and the city.