United Airlines has unveiled its Summer 2026 international schedule, introducing new nonstop routes from Newark/New York to Split (Croatia), Bari (Italy), Glasgow (Scotland), and Santiago de Compostela (Spain) — destinations no other U.S. carrier serves. The airline will also launch Washington Dulles–Reykjavik (Iceland) flights, begin daily Newark–Seoul (South Korea) service, and add a third Newark–Tel Aviv frequency.
With these additions, United strengthens its position as the largest U.S. carrier across the Atlantic, offering service to 46 European cities next summer and nearly 3,000 weekly international roundtrips. The announcement follows last year’s record expansion, with all nine Summer 2025 destinations returning, including Ulaanbaatar, Nuuk, Palermo, Bilbao, and Faro.
Flights will operate on Boeing 767-300ER, 737 MAX 8, 757-200, and 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, offering lie-flat business seats on select routes. United emphasised its commitment to connecting travellers to unique destinations while maintaining its leadership in transatlantic and global connectivity.