Inside 24/7 at the United Airlines Center at the Chicago Operational Center controls daily flights

Denver – If you are if you sat down in Flight United Airlines, There is a high probability that your journey is calmly guided by a large -scale team that works behind the scenes, far from the airport and even further from the public.

This team is founded at the Airlines Network Center (NOC), 24/7 Command Center located near the borders ChicagoWhere experts oversee almost 5,000 flights a day.

The facility contains more than 2000 employees in 26 departments: from sending flights and crew planning to meteorology and coordination of aircraft service.

Together they control and control the Global UNITED Operations, including trips and arrival in Main Airport.

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“What you see before you is really where our global operations are controlled,” said the Daily Operations Harel Magaritz.

Magaritz says this work is a constant coordination and expectation of the unexpected.

“It’s about knowing what can happen all over the world at any moment,” he said. “All things that follow that potentially break the flight – our task is to collect this information, and then pass it on the field.”

This includes everything from mechanical problems to weather delay to the renovation of the crew.

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One of the most important teams in the NOC is the internal meteorology department led by Nathan Poldeman, the senior head of meteorology. His team is responsible for issuing weather forecasts Net Unitedand indicate any events that can be delayed or ground flights.

“In some cases, we had a two -three hub with a thunderstorm that day,” Poldeman said. “So you can imagine what the weather team is very busy.”

According to Palderman, two forecasters start every day, increasing up to four meteorologists. Their forecasts are used by flight dispatchers to decide how or when the flight continues.

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“In turbulence, glaze, bad weather at the destination airport, if anything will happen with this flight, the dispatcher will coordinate it,” Pademan said.

Magaritz said the goal is simple: keep moving safely and smoothly, often before passengers even realized that there was a problem.

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“It is about this level of comfort, knowing that you are not there,” Margaritz said. “You don’t just buy a ticket and hope you get to your destination. In the background, whole teams and thousands work.”

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The united officials also emphasized how important it is to receive real -time updates from airports across the country to keep the operations win throughout the network.

The United Airlines leader says this work is a constant coordination and waiting for the unexpected.