United Airlines is expanding its transatlantic network for the summer of 2024, offering the largest schedule in its history. The airline will launch its first and only non-stop flight between New York/Newark and Faro, Portugal. New flights to Reykjavik, Brussels, Rome, and Malaga will be introduced. Additionally, United will bring back nine of its most popular seasonal routes to destinations in Portugal, Italy, France, and Spain up to two months earlier to provide more flexibility to travellers.
This expansion builds on United’s leading transatlantic network, with the airline serving more transatlantic destinations than any other U.S. carrier. United is also the only airline connecting the U.S. directly with Dubrovnik, Malaga, Mallorca, and Tenerife.
The new summer 2024 flights are already available for purchase. The key additions include:
United is also extending its network growth in the Asia-Pacific and Latin America, with over 30% more destinations across the Pacific and a 10% growth in Latin American schedules next summer.
This post was published on 26 October 2023 21:04
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