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There are several upgrades in store for travelers at the front of the plane on select domestic flights.

The Chicago-based carrier will become the first U.S. airline to offer service or nonstop routes to these four cities in Europe.

A little more than one year after returning to the hub following a five-year break, the carrier is now considering pulling back out.

Rack up United MileagePlus Miles—120,000 of them—and get lounge privileges with this limited-time offer on the United Club Infinite Card.

The new lounge near gate B44 nods to the Centennial State with locally produced art and beer flights.

It’s the largest wide-body aircraft order in U.S. commercial aviation history, according to the carrier, and is part of an ambitious growth plan that will see 700 new airplanes join United’s fleet over the next decade.

The move makes it easier for credit card holders to earn miles and signals a broader shift in airline loyalty, with rewards increasingly tied to an airline’s financial ecosystem.

For the airline’s loyalty members, the daily mystery sale could offer a fun way to kick-start 2024 travel goals.

Plus, new Coastliner planes taking off this summer will bring lie-flat Polaris business-class seats to domestic transcontinental routes for the first time.

United will soon have more flights to hubs throughout Australia, New Zealand, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.

The enhancements to the airline’s international business-class product are focused on improved sleep and skincare.

The new partnership will result in better flight connections but it will be a mixed bag for frequent fliers.

The later-than-expected return of United’s Boeing 777s means several routes out of Newark and Washington Dulles have been canceled for June.

United Airlines loyalists who fly from or through the Midwest’s busiest hub are sure to be pleased with this major upgrade.

The Chicago-based airline has partnered with SpaceX to vastly improve connectivity.