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CWT Partner: United
Facts & Figures
- United is the 4th largest airline worldwide (per passenger number).
- The fleet consists of 409 aircraft including United Express.
- nited is a founding member of the Star Alliance Network.
- Over 63.1 million Passengers traveled on United last year.
The Network
United offers you North America like no other airline, taking you nonstop from Geneva and Zurich to Washington D.C.
United can take you to over 160 U.S. destinations across North America, including Hawaii and Canada with over 3,200 flights per day from its hubs in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Denver, Chicago and Washington, D.C.
United Mileage Plus®
Mileage Plus® is the award-winning frequent flyer programme
from United.
Members earn miles by flying United, United Express or Star Alliance airlines
and by purchasing products or services from more than 100 participating partners
in over 10,000 locations worldwide.
Members redeem miles for travel and other unique awards. Mileage Plus offers members the most extensive selection of award travel destinations including over 800 cities in more than 139 countries.
United Product
United is transforming its International
First® Class and International Business® Class products, investing hundreds
of millions of dollars on its premium travel experience and will be the first
US carrier to offer fully lie-flat beds in Business class on overseas flights.
Once the entire modification is complete, customers can expect consistent lie-flat
seating in United First and United Business across thd carrier’s entire international
fleet of B767, B747 and B777 aircraft.
United currently is operating with reconfigured aircraft on it’s Geneva and Zurich to Washington D.C. routes.
Good to know
The new First Suite is nearly three inches wider than the existing popular United First Suite and reclines to multiple angles or serves as a fully flat 6-foot, 6-inch bed.
United is the only US carrier to offer forward and rear-facing seats configured to allow customers to completely recline 180º to a full 6-foot, 4-inch bed.
