
United Schedules First A321XLR Routes
The long-range narrowbody will fly to two California cities before entering transatlantic service.

The long-range narrowbody will fly to two California cities before entering transatlantic service.

The FAA is reportedly moving to fire both workers.

The British carrier’s red tail, metallic accents, and distinctive nose art have evolved alongside the airline for more than four decades.

The carrier’s board of directors will shrink from 13 members to 11.

The airline is adding lie-flat seats to a narrowbody jet for the first time.

The manufacturer said it is putting its contingency plan in place.

Service starts in the spring of 2027.

The carrier originally planned to phase out the superjumbo starting in 2032.

The agency said it will “evolve” its existing Screening Partnership Program instead.

The airline had expected to announce as many as 13 new long-haul routes.

New connections will launch in November and December.

Service has been paused since February.

Service will end in October.

The carrier expects to have all of its Dreamliners equipped by the end of the year.

The carrier is using a Boeing 777-300ER with upgraded luxury suites.

The airport called the incident a “tragic workplace accident.”

The carrier is also expanding lounge access for Mint customers.

The long-range single-aisle aircraft is scheduled to begin international service in December.

The carrier says it will retain its existing network while adding new flights from five U.S. hubs.

The Trump administration attempted to dissolve the partnership in 2025.