United Airlines has announced 11 new seasonal routes from multiple hubs to expand its summer schedule.
The new summer services start in June and link United’s hubs with popular destinations across Oregon, California, Colorado, Florida, Michigan and Nova Scotia. These additions complete the carrier’s previously announced network growth for the season, bringing the total to 93 new routes unveiled in 2018.
From Chicago O’Hare (ORD), United will add nonstop flights to Destin, Florida (VPS); Durango, Colorado (DRO); Panama City Beach, Florida (ECP); Grand Junction, Colorado (GJT); Eugene, Oregon (EUG); Halifax, Nova Scotia (YHZ); and Redmond, Washington (RDM). Service to Halifax is scheduled to begin on June 6.
Additional new frequencies include flights between Houston (IAH) and both Durango and Ontario, California (ONT). United will also resume service from Los Angeles (LAX) to Stockton, California (SCK), and from Washington, D.C. (IAD) to Traverse City, Michigan (TVC).
Most of these routes begin in June, while the Los Angeles–Stockton service is set to start on August 20.
“We are focused on giving our customers more reasons to choose to fly United Airlines,” said Ankit Gupta, vice president of domestic network planning and scheduling at United Airlines.