United has announced plans for several new services, along with flight increases and resumption of existing routes.
The airline will launch non-stop flights between New York Newark and Marrakech on October 24, with a three-times-weekly service operated by Boeing 767-300ER aircraft. United will be the only airline offering nonstop flights between the United States and Morocco's four largest cities.
United will also begin daily flights to Medellín in Colombia starting October 27, with daily service from Houston operated by Boeing 737 aircraft.
To these two new routes, the airline will add a fifth free service between Tokyo Narita and Cebu in the Philippines, with daily flights starting July 31. United said the route would offer convenient connections from its flights from San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Newark, New York and Houston to Tokyo Narita.
Additionally, the airline will resume its Shanghai-Los Angeles service from August 29, starting with four flights per week before increasing to daily from the end of October.
And the frequencies will also be on existing routes between Newark and Porto (increasing to twice a day from May 23), San Francisco and Seoul (from October 25 to twice a day throughout the year) and Los Angeles and Hong Kong (increasing to twice daily). starting October 26).
Commenting on the news, Patrick Quayle, senior vice president of global network planning and alliances at United, said:
“We have consistently been at the forefront of finding hidden gem destinations for our customers to explore and remain committed to providing the most exclusive range of travel options for their overseas adventures.
“With our leading global network and elevated inflight experience, United has become the airline of choice for discerning customers seeking experiences they can't have with any other airline.”
In January, United announced plans to fly between Chicago and Athens this summer, with daily service launching on May 23.
United Airlines to launch Chicago-Athens route
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