Buoyed by full planes across the Atlantic this summer, United Airlines is planning another increase in its summer service from the United States to Europe next year.
United announced Wednesday, Oct. 12, that it will again increase its peak summer schedule across the Atlantic. –
In all, the airline expects to increase passenger-carrying capacity across the Atlantic next summer by up to 30% over pre-pandemic 2019. That increase includes United’s previously announced plan to resume flying to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, a destination it abandoned in 2016.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
United Airlines starts early on summer 2023 plans for EuropeDALLAS (AP) — Buoyed by full planes across the Atlantic this summer, United Airlines is planning another increase in its summer service from the United States to Europe next year. United said Wednesday that it will resume seasonal flights from Newark, New Jersey, to Stockholm, which it dropped in 2019, and launch new summer service from Newark to Malaga, Spain.
Read more »
American Airlines puts money into firm working on hydrogen fuel for planesIt marks the Fort Worth-based airline’s second investment in hydrogen technology.
Read more »
American Airlines Invests in Firm Aiming to Supply Hydrogen to PlanesAmerican Airlines said Monday that it invested in a company that hopes to deliver hydrogen for use in planes, one prong of the airline industry’s approach to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
Read more »
United to add more flights from Chicago to EuropeThe airline will add daily seasonal flights from Chicago to Shannon, Ireland, and Barcelona, Spain
Read more »
American invests in firm aiming to supply hydrogen to planesAmerican did not say how much it invested or its ownership stake in Universal Hydrogen Co., whose other backers include the venture arm of JetBlue.
Read more »
Airlines want Verizon and AT&T to make changes to how 5G C-band is used so planes can land safelyU.S. airlines want Verizon and AT&T to make changes to their C-band spectrum deployment to prevent interference with commercial aircraft a
Read more »