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United is grounding print edition of Hemispheres in-flight magazine after 32 years
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The back pockets of United Airlines' seats could seem slimmer beginning this fall. The airline on Thursday said it is grounding the print edition of its onboard magazine, called Hemispheres, which it began publishing in 1992.
The September issue of Hemispheres will be the magazine's last in print form, with a digital edition replacing the print publication on United flights, for free, United said in a statement. The new format will continue to include much of the same content as the print edition, such as popular features like the Three Perfect Days series, which gives readers sample itineraries to follow in different cities across the globe.
"The September issue of Hemispheres will be the last printed issue of our onboard magazine. A preview of our digital edition is now available at united.com/hemispheres, and includes many new and fan-favorite features — including our Three Perfect Days series," United said in a statement.
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