CHICAGO, Nov 5 (Reuters) - United Airlines CEO

Scott Kirby said on Wednesday the company's long-haul

international flying and hub-to-hub flying will not be impacted

by the FAA's plan to cut flights at major U.S. airports.

Kirby said the Chicago-based airline would still offer about

4,000 flights per day, adding its scheduled reductions will

focus on regional flying and domestic mainline flights that do

not travel between hubs.