Committee sends resolution recognizing United Airlines' 100th anniversary to full board
May 14, 2026 | San Francisco County, California
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The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee voted May 14 to send a resolution recognizing United Airlines' 100th anniversary to the full Board of Supervisors with a positive recommendation.
Chair Supervisor Matt Dorsey presented the item, highlighting United's hub at San Francisco International Airport, the airline's support for city jobs and tourism, and its record on workplace equality. Dorsey noted United has historically received high scores on corporate equality indices and thanked union and frontline workers who keep operations running. The committee approved the resolution by unanimous roll call and forwarded it to the Board.
Chair Supervisor Matt Dorsey presented the item, highlighting United's hub at San Francisco International Airport, the airline's support for city jobs and tourism, and its record on workplace equality. Dorsey noted United has historically received high scores on corporate equality indices and thanked union and frontline workers who keep operations running. The committee approved the resolution by unanimous roll call and forwarded it to the Board.
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