United Airlines Boosts Winter Schedule with Additional Flights to Key U.S. and Central American Destinations
United Airlines announced the expansion of its winter schedule with additional flights to 15 cities starting January 6, highlighting destinations such as Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, and Las Vegas.
The expansion includes increased daily frequencies between:
- Houston and Orlando, Las Vegas, New Orleans, Atlanta, Baltimore, and Miami.
- Chicago and Orlando, Fort Lauderdale, New Orleans, and Las Vegas.
- Newark/New York and Orlando and Fort Lauderdale.
- Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
New Routes in the Southeastern U.S.
In addition to strengthening existing routes, United is launching two new connections from Newark to Columbia, South Carolina, and Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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Expansion into Central America
The airline will add three weekly flights from Houston to Guatemala City (Guatemala) and San Salvador (El Salvador), along with an additional weekly service to San Pedro Sula (Honduras).
Larger Fleet and Enhanced Connectivity
To ensure passenger connectivity beyond its main hubs, United will add more flights between Houston, Chicago, and Los Angeles, in addition to operating larger aircraft on the route between Chicago and New York LaGuardia.
Patrick Quayle, Senior Vice President of Global Network Planning and Alliances at United, emphasized: “If Spirit were to cease operations abruptly, it would be extremely disruptive. We are adding these frequencies to provide their customers with alternative options if needed.”
With over 360 destinations, including 75 not served by any other U.S. airline, United remains the largest airline in the world. Domestically, it serves more than 225 cities with an average of over 4,000 daily operations.
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