United Airlines has announced its plans to provide over 100 additional flights to various cities within the U.S. and Canada during the forthcoming summer season. The flights will facilitate connectivity to North American destinations such as Anchorage and Fairbanks in Alaska, and Canadian locations that include Calgary, Vancouver, and Halifax. The airline has also planned nearly 70 daily flights for nature enthusiasts traveling to national park locales like Bozeman, Montana, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and Kalispell, Montana.
The airline will extend its services to nine Canadian cities and will operate more than 150 average daily flights between the U.S. and Canada. Additionally, United Airlines is set to run around ten daily flights to Alaska, on average, throughout the summer period.
The airline also confirmed the resumption of direct seasonal service to Halifax from May 23. In a move likely driven by increasing demand, United Airlines will utilize mainline aircraft for flights to Montreal commencing in August.
