
“A Wonderful Reimagining”: Plus-Size Passenger Praises United Airlines For New Economy Beds
The product is set to launch in 2027 on select United widebody aircraft.

The product is set to launch in 2027 on select United widebody aircraft.

The carrier will begin flying to Europe's 169th-busiest airport next year. Find out why.

Yesterday we saw United Airlines announce its biggest international expansion in history, as the airline is adding service to 10 new international cities. Ahead of that, the airline teased new routes, so that travelers could guess what would be added… I love when airlines make such a game of this!
United Airlines has hundreds of lie-flat business class seats sitting in storage, ordered years ago for a Boeing 737 MAX

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby has done a phenomenal job running the airline over the past several years, and I have a lot of respect for him. He has improved the passenger experience, the route network has kept growing under his leadership, and United is also making progress when it comes to improved profitability. It really feels like the airline has a strategy that it’s executing on.

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby has done a phenomenal job running the airline over the past several years, and I have a lot of respect for him. He has improved the passenger experience, the route network has kept growing under his leadership, and United is also making progress when it comes to improved profitability. It really feels like the airline has a strategy that it’s executing on.

Onboard supply shortages, crew duty limits, and closed CBP facilities led to a nightmare situation on a Wisconsin tarmac.
United Airlines has announced the largest international network expansion in its history, adding ten destinations and three further routes across Europe and Asia in 2027. The programme will also introduce the airline’s Airbus A321XLR on international services. Newark will receive eight new destinations: Luxembourg, Marseille, Ibiza, Valencia, Terceira in the Azores, Ljubljana, Olbia in Sardinia […]
AviationNews – United Airlines has announced the largest international route expansion in its history, introducing ten brand-new overseas destinations alongside three new intercontinental connections to...

United Airlines has confirmed the first two international cities that its upcoming ‘Born to Explore’ Airbus A321XLR aircraft…

Six of the European destinations will have US flights for the first time or after many years. Find out more here!

United Airlines has by far the most interesting global route network of the ”big three” US carriers, and the network keeps expanding. Yesterday, the Chicago-based airline teased how it would announce new international routes today, and those details have just been unveiled.

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If you ask me, or anyone who is even borderline objective, United Airlines has by far the most interesting route network of any US carrier (United flies to the most destinations and most countries of any US carrier), and the airline keeps expanding.

United Airlines is finding itself in an interesting situation. While premium airline demand is all the rage these days, the Chicago-based carrier has reportedly had hundreds of business class seats in storage for years, but no longer has a use for them. What exactly is going on here?

The return of the world's biggest airline to JFK is just over the horizon.

The carrier last served this corridor 12 years ago.

United has reshaped its premium transcontinental plans as the MAX 10’s role pivots toward a higher density domestic workhorse.

United's Rolls-Royce dispute puts 45 A350s at risk as engine durability, $175M, and United's huge Boeing 787 order reshape its fleet.

From Santa Fe to Tokyo, United is expanding on all fronts.