United Airlines will be adding more international service to its July schedule.
During the month of July, United will add:
- Additional trans-Atlantic flying from Newark (EWR), Washington (IAD), and San Francisco (SFO), including resumption of service to Brussels (BRU), Dublin (DUB), Munich (MUC), and Zurich (ZRH)
- Additional trans-Pacific service to Tokyo Haneda (HND) from Chicago (ORD), and the resumption of service to Seoul (ICN), Hong Kong (HKG), and Singapore (SIN) which will be served via a tag from HKG, pending government approvals
- Service to Queretaro (QRO) and San Luis Potosi (SLP) in Mexico
- Service to almost a dozen cities in South America, Central America, and the Caribbean
United Airlines July 2020 International Schedule
Here’s the full United international schedule for July 2020:
| Atlantic | ||
| Chicago | London | Daily |
| New York/Newark | Amsterdam | Daily |
| Frankfurt | Daily | |
| London | Daily | |
| Paris | 3x/weekly | |
| Tel Aviv | Daily | |
| Dublin | 4x/weekly | |
| Washington – Dulles | Frankfurt | Daily |
| Brussels | Daily | |
| London | Daily | |
| Munich | 3x/weekly | |
| Zurich | Daily | |
| San Francisco | Frankfurt | Daily |
| Tel Aviv | 3x/weekly | |
United also plans to resume service to New Delhi from both SFO and EWR by July 17th, pending government approval.
| Pacific | ||
| New York/Newark | Tokyo-Narita | Daily |
| San Francisco | Sydney | Daily |
| Tokyo – Narita | Daily | |
| Seoul | 3x/weekly | |
| Hong Kong – Singapore | 5x/weekly | |
| Chicago | Tokyo – Haneda | 5x/weekly |
The Hong Kong to Singapore leg is subject to government approval.
| Latin America | ||
| Mexico | ||
| Houston | Guadalajara | Daily |
| Leon | Daily | |
| México City | 2x/Daily | |
| Monterrey | Daily | |
| Cancun | 2x/daily | |
| Puerto Vallarta | Daily | |
| Los Cabos | Daily | |
| Queretaro | Daily | |
| San Luis Potosi | Daily | |
| Caribbean | ||
| Houston | San Juan | Daily |
| St. Thomas | 3x/weekly | |
| Punta Cana | Daily | |
| Nassau | Daily | |
| Montego Bay | Daily | |
| Newark | Aruba | Daily |
| Montego Bay | Daily | |
| Nassau | Daily | |
| Punta Cana | Daily | |
| Santiago | Daily | |
| Santo Domingo | Daily | |
| Aguadilla | Daily | |
| Central America | ||
| Houston | Belize | 5x/weekly |
| Guatemala | 2x/daily | |
| Liberia | 5x/weekly | |
| Managua | Daily | |
| Panama City | 2x/daily | |
| San Salvador | 2x/daily | |
| San Pedro Sula | 2x/daily | |
| San Jose | 2x/daily | |
| Tegucigalpa | 2x/daily | |
| South America | ||
| Houston | Sao Paulo | Daily |
| Buenos Aires | 3x/weekly | |
| Lima | 3x/weekly | |
| Ecuador | Daily | |
CONCLUSION
It is nice to see international service slowly return. As the world slowly beings to re-open, the gradual increase in international service is a sign that at least some consumer demand is returning.
It’s chicken and egg right? If they don’t operate the flights, they can’t sell any seats, or build up volume to make the network profitable again.
So, it’s REALLY cool to see all the add backs.
I have friends that are all starting to fly for fun in June, so I’m hoping that’s when airlines realize they really need to get things moving by July 1.
People want to travel, but limited flights means people wait…
As airlines add capacity, demand will come.
Gotta have the capacity and flights first.
Progress!!
Flights to London must be profitable because of cargo alone because UK passengers are still banned US entry, and all international arrivals into the UK must quarantine for 14 days.
You have us territories of San Juan and st Thomas listed under this international list ing, What do we know now about UA flights to Hawaio in July?
Thanks
Fair point, but that’s how United classifies them. No word on Hawaii right now.
Well EZE won’t operate with ban until September 1st ( at least commercially )
There is no way they do not know that there are no flights to Argentina at this time period. It is very disappointing that an airline would announce a flight that is just not going to happen. Same thing for flights to Colombia. They have flights that can be booked and paid for when the Colombian government has declared no flights until September 1.
That’s great, but more annoying is that the July 6th-onward schedule is 100% fake at the moment…come on UA.
Kinda surprised they only added one flight from ORD. Demand not back in the Midwest yet ? Interesting .