I tried the Denver omelet breakfast burrito on a recent United Airlines flight and quite enjoyed it–another win for United’s Bistro On Board menu in economy class. Taste Test: Denver Omelet Breakfast Burrito From United Airlines Bistro On Board...
United CEO Scott Kirby Slams China Over Support For Russia, Calls For Fair Skies

I do love how Scott Kirby, the CEO of United Airlines, speaks his mind. During yesterday’s Q3 2025 earnings call, Kirby offered a chastising assessment of Mainland China while discussing the Trump administration’s proposed flight restrictions that would impact...
United Airlines Delivers Strong Q3, But Can It Sustain Growth?

United Airlines just posted another profitable quarter, but the results say as much about strategy and restraint as they do about revenue. United Delivers Solid Q3, But Faces Pressure To Make It Stick United Airlines reported Q3 2025 adjusted...
I Flew To New York For A Two-Hour Reception…Then Flew Right Back

I flew five hours to New York for a two-hour cocktail reception hosted by United Airlines, then flew six hours back. Just another day in the life of a travel blogger. Jetting To New York And Back For A...
United Airlines Debuts Free Starlink Wi-Fi On First Mainline Aircraft

As United Airlines moves toward free high-speed Wi-Fi across its fleet, today marks an important milestone: its first mainline aircraft with Starlink internet will take flight. United is hosting a media flight today from Chicago to show off the...
Why United Airlines CEO Flies In Coach “All The Time”

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby claims he flies coach all the time, explaining it in a way that will resonate with many families who travel. United Airlines CEO Says He Flies In Coach “Often” Kirby sat down with David...
Redeye Delight: The Best Flights Are When You Go Right To Sleep

Here’s a quick review of a redeye flight on United’s ancient but comfortable 777-200 “HD” configuration in first class. In fact, I can sum up the experience in three words: we slept soundly. Going Right To Sleep: The Ideal...
United Airlines Delays Use Of Secondary Flight Deck Barriers

While Southwest Airlines has already begun using new secondary flight deck barriers to reinforce cockpit security, United Airlines has told employees that this security device will not be used until next year on United aircraft. United Airlines Will Begin...
United Airlines Adds New Service To Bari, Glasgow, Split, And Santiago De Compostela

United Airlines announced four new transatlantic routes set to launch in 2026, including destinations in Croatia, Italy, Scotland, and Spain. The carrier also plans a new route to Iceland and South Korea and increased service to Israel. United Airlines...
United Airlines Teases “New Routes Across The Globe” In Morse Code (My Predictions)

United Airlines will reveal new longhaul routes tomorrow morning and as in years past, has offered a teaser video with clues. This year, the clues are in Morse code. United Airlines Offers New Route Clues Via Morse Code A...
United Club Philadelphia Reopens After Health Department Closure

UPDATE: The United Club reopened on October 7, 2025 after the health issues flagged in a September 2025 inspection were corrected. Per the latest inspection report: The Cease Operations Order has been lifted and the sticker can be removed...
“Shut Your Kid Up!” Grotesque United Passenger Berates Family For Crying Toddler, Forcing Crew Intervention

A disturbing incident on a United Airlines flight from Rome to Washington Dulles involved a passenger cursing at a family over their two-year-old child, prompting intervention from both flight attendants and fellow travelers. United Passenger Allegedly Curses At Family...
Impressive: My First Starlink Internet Flight On United Airlines

I recently experienced my first Starlink internet flight on United Airlines and was very impressed. My First Flight With Starlink Internet On United Airlines – A Review United Airlines is gradually rolling out Starlink internet across its fleet. Service...
5.5 Hours In United Airlines 757-200 Business Class…

United Airlines runs a mix of 757-200, 777-200, and 787-9 aircraft on its premium transcontinental routes. While the 787-9 offers Polaris seating (a more spacious 1-2-1 configuration), the 757-200 (2-2) and the 777-200 (2-4-2) offer United’s older business class...
United Airlines Upgrades Guam Fleet With 737 MAX 8 Aircraft, Boosting Island Hopper

United Airlines is upgrading its Guam-based fleet with new Boeing 737 MAX jets, marking the first major refresh for its Micronesia operation in decades. This will transform both the island-hopping experience across the Pacific and the daily service United...
United Globe Club and Lounge, A New Lounge Concept By United Airlines

United Airlines is bringing its lounge concept out of the airport and into the sports arena with an ambitious new project in Washington, DC. Inside United’s New “Globe Club” And Lounge At Capital One Arena United Airlines is taking...
Is United Airlines Poised To Use AI For Personalized Award Pricing?

We’ve talked a lot about Delta’s AI pricing plans, which invited a lot of scrutiny, even from the U.S. Senate. But if any U.S. airline is positioned to push “next-gen” pricing into the world of airline tickets, I suspect...
United Airlines Has Upped Its Catering Game: Delicious Osso Buco, Fresh Salads On Premium Transcontinental Flight

United Airlines has steadily stepped up its premium cabin catering, and my recent Newark–Los Angeles flight demonstrates just how far the carrier has come. United Airlines Impresses With Business Class Transcon Meal From Newark To Los Angeles I’m a...
United Airlines CEO’s Dire Prediction For Spirit Airlines: “Off The Cliff They Go”

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby has declared that Spirit Airlines is “already dead,” predicting it will be gone by year’s end. But I don’t think the picture is quite as black-and-white as he paints it, especially when considering the...
United Airlines Enforces Policy: Extra Legroom Costs Extra, Period

On a recent United flight, passengers complained after a flight attendant told them they could not move into empty rows with more legroom unless they paid extra. I believe United was right to enforce this rule. United Was Justified...

