United Airlines Ramps Up Service To Australia

United Airlines is increasing service to Australia.

United Airlines is increasing its service to Australia.

United Airlines Increases Australia Service

With borders fully re-opened in all Australian states, United is restoring a number of routes, adding a new route and increasing frequencies on a key route.

SFO-SYD Doubles In December

The second fight between San Francisco and Australia will take place on December 14.

The second service will run three times a week.

San Francisco (SFO) to Sydney (SYD) United 829 Dep: 8:15 pm Arr: 6:35 am+2 days

15h 20m

Sydney (SYD) to San Francisco (SFO) United 830 Dep: 12:10 pm Arr: 7:00 am

13h 50m

There will be an additional flight from SFO on Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday.

LAX-MEL, IAH-SYD Returns

The United will restart two routes later this month. There will be three flights per week.

SFO-BNE Launches

On October 28, 2022, United will launch a new route toBrisbane. The plane will be a Boeing 787-9.

• 48 business class “Polaris” lie-flat seats
• 21 premium economy “Premium Plus” recliners
• 188 economy class seats
  • 39 Economy Plus seats with up to five extra inches of legroom
  • 149 standard seats

service will operate 3 times a week

There is a new service to be announced by United Airlines.

Seven flights will take us to Australia.

• Houston ⇄ Sydney (restarts October 28, 2022)
• Los Angeles ⇄ Melbourne (restarts October 28, 2022)
• Los Angeles ⇄ Sydney
• San Francisco ⇄ Brisbane (starts October 28, 2022)
• San Francisco ⇄ Melbourne
• San Francisco ⇄ Sydney (second service – launches December 14, 2022)

The service from San Francisco to New Zealand has been restored.

The Senior Vice President of International Network is Patrick Quayle.

“With United’s strong history in Australia – and now with a great partner in Virgin Australia – it’s the ideal time for United to expand service to Brisbane as demand for travel continues to grow. Throughout the pandemic, we’ve looked for strategic ways to grow our international network, and we’re proud to be the first U.S. airline to put a new dot on our route map across the Pacific.”

CONCLUSION

There will be a second SFO-SYD flight as well as a new service toBrisbane when United Airlines brings back its full line-up of pre-pandemic service. Expect these flights to be full.