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Flights to Okinawa, Ibiza, Luxembourg City, and 7 other cities will begin as early as March 2027, with 8 of the 10 routes departing from Newark
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United Airlines announced the largest international network expansion in its history on Tuesday, adding 10 new destinations across Europe and Asia beginning as early as March 2027.
The new nonstop routes will connect U.S. travelers to Okinawa, Japan; Toulouse, France; Luxembourg City, Luxembourg; Marseille, France; Ibiza, Spain; Valencia, Spain; Terceira, Portugal; Ljubljana, Slovenia; Olbia in Sardinia, Italy; and Catania in Sicily, Italy. Eight of the 10 destinations will be served from Newark Liberty International Airport, with the remaining two departing from San Francisco and Washington Dulles. United noted that eight of the 10 new cities lack any existing nonstop U.S. carrier service.
