Fully expecting one more insane summer of travel, United Airlines declared Tuesday its 2023 summer transatlantic schedule, which will add up to 37 cities in Europe, Africa, India, and the Middle East – more international destinations than any remaining U.S. airlines combined.
A considerable lot of the scheduled transoceanic destinations will be the only ones presented by a U.S. airline, or the just non-stop routes from the U.S. Flights to the international destinations will withdraw from New York/Newark, the carrier’s hub in San Francisco, Chicago/O’Hare and Washington/Dulles.
United Airlines has disclosed its 2023 summer schedule that incorporates new services to three cities — Malaga, Stockholm, and Dubai, other than six additional flights to European destinations including Rome, Paris, Barcelona, London, Berlin, and Shannon. In total, the airline will travel to 37 cities in Europe, Africa, India, and the Middle East next summer.
United is adding a fifth Spanish destination to its global network with new direct flights between New York/Newark and Malaga. Beginning May 31, travelers will actually want to explore Spain’s Mediterranean coast with three flights each week to Malaga on a Boeing 757-200.
As part of its commercial agreement with Emirates, United Airlines will launch direct, daily flights between New York/Newark and Dubai on a Boeing 777-200ER beginning March 25. From that point, clients can travel on Emirates or its sister airline Flydubai to in excess of 100 cities.
On May 27, United Airlines will get back to Stockholm for the first time beginning around 2019 with service from New/York Newark. United first started serving Stockholm in 2005. United will reconnect clients to the Swedish capital with daily flights on a Boeing 757-200.
The airline is extending its European network from San Francisco with daily flights to Rome launching on May 25 on a Boeing 777-200ER.
Starting May 25, United Airlines will add more seasonal flights to Shannon, Ireland with new daily flights from Chicago O’Hare. United offers direct flights to Shannon with its current seasonal service from New York/Newark, other than direct flights to Dublin from Chicago, New York/Newark, and Washington Dulles. The airline will deploy a Boeing 757-200 on this route.
United Airlines will begin capital-to-capital service between Washington, D.C., and Berlin on May 25, with daily flights on a Boeing 767-400ER; the airline already offers flights to Berlin with its year-round service from Newark.
United keeps on extend its European network from Chicago next summer with new direct, daily flights to Barcelona on a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, beginning May 25. Next summer, United will travel to 14 destinations in Europe from Chicago. This new flight expands on the airline’s current service to Barcelona from New York/Newark and Washington Dulles.
United Airlines will offer 23 daily flights to London Heathrow next summer, adding a second daily flight between Los Angeles and London Heathrow on March 25 on a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. Next summer, all United flights to London Heathrow will offer all-aisle access Polaris and Premium Plus seating. This new flight expands upon United’s new London expansion, with extra flights from Newark, San Francisco, and Denver, other than new flights from Boston.
United Airlines is likewise adding more options for travel between Washington Dulles and Paris Charles de Gaulle with a second daily flight launching June 2, worked by a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner. The airline already offers year-round flights to Paris from New York/Newark, Washington Dulles, Chicago, and San Francisco.
“Next summer United is offering the best of both worlds: we’re making it easier for our customers to visit the most popular cities in Europe, but we’re also expanding our reach to give travelers access to new places they haven’t yet experienced,” Patrick Quayle, senior vice president of global network planning and alliances at United, said in a statement. “We expect another busy summer for international travel and are proud to build on our industry-leading global network to offer our customers the widest range of destinations and most convenient travel options.”
The carrier’s scheduled schedule incorporates a debut of three new cities: Malaga, Spain; Stockholm, Sweden; and Dubai, UAE. Each of the three new destinations will fly directly from New York/Newark as the airline is ready to suspend flights from New York/JFK in late October.
United Airlines said it will likewise be the only North American airline offering flights to Amman, Jordan; Azores, Portugal; Palma de Mallorca and Tenerife, Spain.
In light of the expanded travel demand to Europe this summer, the airline is likewise adding six additional flights to the famous destinations of Rome, Paris, Barcelona, London, Berlin, and Shannon.
United Airlines will likewise bring back nine routes from the previous summer, like a direct flight between New York/Newark and Decent; Denver and Munich; Boston and London Heathrow; Chicago/O’Hare and Zurich; and Chicago/O’Hare and Milan.
United Airlines had a record-breaking summer in 2022, offering a bigger number of flights across the Atlantic than some other airlines. Now that summer is over; United has wasted no time in planning for summer 2023. Its video is filled with hints, some of which are self-evident, and a few routes are affirmed in Cirium.
United Airlines is continuing its summer service from Washington-Dulles International Airport to Barcelona as of May 5, 2023. A new route to Barcelona is additionally being launched from Chicago O’Hare International Airport. Service from Chicago to Barcelona will start on May 25, 2023.
Proceeding with routes from the eastern US, United Airlines is relaunching service from Newark to Prague on May 25, a route that was last worked in October 2019. The airline is likewise making a return to Sweden, subsequent to cutting its EWR-ARN flights in September 2019. Starting on May 28, United will fly from Newark to Stockholm once daily.
Newark to Paris will see a significant expansion in the month of May, hopping up to 58 flights in the wake of being decreased to one daily service during the winter. EWR-CDG will have one daily flight from May 1-4 on a Boeing 787-10, and starting on May 5, United Airlines will serve Paris twice daily on its Boeing 777 (the variant isn’t specified in Cirium right now) and 787-10 airplanes.
Newark to Shannon, Ireland appears to be a seasonal service for United Airlines. Flights to Shannon finished last week, and won’t return until April 7 with once-daily service. United’s service from Chicago to Dublin was recently paused, possibly seasonal, and will likewise continue in April. Beginning on April 26, United will travel to Dublin from Chicago once per day.
Service from Washington – Dulles International Airport to Geneva has not been predictable lately however will continue with daily service from March 23. All in the wake of pulling back on its flights to Switzerland, United Airlines will start to increment frequency on its Switzerland routes in March. Flights from San Francisco to Switzerland will return in April.
In March, United became the first American carrier to work a trip at Berlin’s new Brandenburg airport and has proceeded with its daily service from Newark. Beginning on May 25, United will build its services to Berlin by adding a daily flight from Washington D.C. The IAD-BER flight will be worked by United’s Boeing 767-400 airplanes.
Japan has at long last reopened for tourists and United Airlines is planning a major comeback and in any event, planning to acquaint new routes to Japan. Tokoyo Haneda will see four new routes from the United and one resumption. In 2023, United is launching flights to Haneda from Los Angeles, Chicago, Newark, and Washington D.C. United’s SFO-HND flights were cut in March 2020 as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic which resumed in July of this current year. Likewise, United is continuing its flights to Tokyo-Narita from Denver and Honolulu, as well as expanding flights from Guam and Houston.
China is likewise in United Airlines’ plans, resuming flights from every one of its hubs which recently served China except from Guam, which has not had flights to China starting around 2019.
New York/Newark – Malaga, Spain: Beginning May 31, travelers can pick from three flights a week to Malaga on a Boeing 757-200, making United the U.S. airline with the most Spanish destinations. There will likewise be direct flights to Tenerife and Palma de Mallorca.
New York/Newark – Dubai, UAE: Initiating March 25, United Airlines will fly daily between New York/Newark and Dubai on a Boeing 777-200ER as part of its partnership with Emirates. United will be the only U.S. airline with non-stop flights to Dubai.
New York/Newark – Stockholm, Sweden: United will launch a direct, daily flight from New York/Newark to Stockholm beginning May 25 on a Boeing 757-200. The last time United offered a flight to Stockholm was in 2019.
San Francisco – Rome, Italy: United will launch daily flights from its hub in San Francisco to Rome on a Boeing 777-200ER on May 25. “United is the only U.S. airline to offer direct flights to Europe from its hub in San Francisco, and next summer will offer non-stop flights to seven popular European cities,” the airline said in a release.
Chicago/O’Hare – Shannon, Ireland: On May 25, United will launch daily flights to Shannon from Chicago/O’Hare. Other Ireland-bound flights from the U.S. incorporate a New York/Newark to Shannon flight and non-stop service from Chicago, New York/Newark, and Washington Dulles to Dublin on a Boeing 757-200.
Washington Dulles – Berlin, Germany: Launching on May 25, travelers can fly between Washington, D.C., and Berlin on the just non-stop service accessible. This route will fly on a Boeing 767-400ER. “United offers more flights to Berlin from the U.S. than any other airline, with existing year-round flights from Newark,” the release said.
Chicago/O’Hare – Barcelona, Spain: Travelers will actually want to withdraw from Chicago and head directly to Barcelona on a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner beginning May 25. The carrier said this flight expands on its current Barcelona-bound service from New York/Newark and Washington Dulles.
More flights to London – Next summer, United will offer 23 daily flights to London/Heathrow, including a second daily flight from Los Angeles on March 25 on a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. “United offers more flights and more business class seats from New York and the west coast to London than any other U.S. carrier and next summer, all United flights to London Heathrow will offer all-aisle access Polaris and Premium Plus seating,” the statement said.
More flights to Paris – On June 2, United will offer a second daily flight from Washington Dulles to Paris/Charles de Gaulle on a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner. As of now, there are flights to Paris from New York/Newark, Washington Dulles, Chicago, and San Francisco.
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