United Airlines Eyes International Demand Uptick

June 02, 2020
aircraft in flight
United’s expanded international schedule includes a significant amount of Boeing 787 flying.
Credit: United Airlines
United Airlines has no plans to retreat from its traditionally strong international presence even if the post-pandemic demand rebound is slow, and its latest schedule update underscores its determination to steadily rebuild a broad global network. United’s latest schedule load, for July-October...

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