In a gradual resumption the airline plans to fly 44% of its schedule in November compared to 2019, and an increase of 4 points compared to October 2020.
United Airlines announced it plans to resume flights on nearly 30 international routes in November, including flights to cities in Asia, Europe, and South America. Additionally, the airline continues to strategically rebuild its domestic and international network by offering passenges / customers service to popular leisure destinations in the Caribbean, Hawaii, Central America and Mexico.
U.S. Domestic Flights
Domestically, United intends to fly 49% of its schedule compared to November 2019.
- Starting new flight between Washington Dulles and Key West, Florida;
- Resuming flight between San Francisco and Tampa, Florida;
- Resuming flight between Denver and Miami;
- Increasing flight between Los Angeles and Maui to daily.
United International Flights
Internationally, United intends to fly 38% of its schedule compared to November 2019, which is a 6-point increase compared to October 2020. The airline intends to resume 29 international routes to cities in Asia, Europe and Latin America, including:
Atlantic Region:
- Resuming flight between Denver and Frankfurt, three times weekly;
- Increasing flight between Houston and Frankfurt to five times weekly.
Africa Region:
- In September, United announced plans to expand its global route network with new, nonstop flight between New York/Newark and Johannesburg, South Africa.
Asia Region:
- Flight between San Francisco and Bangalore, India; and between Chicago and New Delhi, India;
- Across the Pacific, United is converting its current cargo-only flights with nonstop passenger flights to Taipei, Taiwan and Seoul, South Korea;
- Resuming nonstop flights three times weekly between San Francisco and Taipei;
- Increasing flights between San Francisco and Seoul to five times weekly.
Latin America / Caribbean Region:
Throughout Latin America and the Caribbean, United is adding 26 new routes for November, including:
- Restarting flight between Houston and Santiago, Chile, three times weekly;
- Restarting flight between Houston and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, three times weekly;
- Resuming flight to seven Caribbean and Central American destinations, including Antigua, Curacao, Grand Cayman, Managua, Nassau, St. Lucia and Roatan;
- Expanding flight on over 20 routes to popular beach destinations throughout Mexico, including new sew flight to Acapulco and Zihuatanejo and expanded flight to Cancun, Cozumel, Cabo San Lucas and Puerto Vallarta.