Major airline announces new nonstop flights for summer 2026 — here’s where
United Airlines is offering travelers more options next summer as the carrier expands its nonstop flights to European destinations.
For the first time, United Airlines will offer four new nonstop transatlantic routes from its hub at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) in New Jersey, the company announced in a press release on Oct. 9.
The nonstop flights from EWR will travel to:
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Split, Croatia starting April 30, three times a week
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Bari, Italy starting May 1, four times a week
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Glasgow, Scotland starting May 8, daily
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Santiago de Compostela, Spain, starting May 27, three times a week
Beyond the new European routes, United also plans on strengthening its presence in other areas by adding the following new services:
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Flights from Washington-Dulles International Airport in Virginia to Reykjavik, Iceland
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New year-round, daily nonstop flights to Seoul, South Korea from EWR
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Four extra weekly flights from EWR to Tel Aviv, Israel, increasing service to a total of 18 weekly flights on that route
The purpose for these changes is to offer customers with "unique, trendsetting destinations no other U.S. airline serves," United Airlines' Senior Vice President of Global Network Planning and Alliances Patrick Quayle said in the statement.
With the addition of these new flights, the company will serve 46 cities across the Atlantic and will offer more than 850 daily flights to more than 150 international destinations, the company said.
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