United Announces New Point-to-Point Routes to 26 Destinations

BY DANIEL MENA Published on March 25, 2021 0 COMMENTS

United Airlines has just announced their plans to launch 26 new point-to-point routes within the U.S. beginning in the month of May. This is to accommodate for the increase in demand for travel due to mass vaccinations. Here are the planned routes, as well as their weekly frequencies:

Photo of N77535 - United Airlines Boeing 737-800 at SAT — AeroXplorer | Luke Ayers

From Cleveland (CLE):

Myrtle Beach(MYR) - 3x

Hilton-Head Island (HHH) - 3x

Charleston (CHS) - 3x

Pensacola (PNS) - 3x

Portland (PWM) - 3x

From Cincinnati (CVG):

Charleston (CHS) - 3x

Hilton-Head Island (HHH) - 3x

Pensacola (PNS) - 3x

Portland (PWM) - 3x

From Columbus (CMH):

Charleston (CHS) - 4x

Hilton-Head Island (HHH) - 3x

Portland (PWM) - 4x

From Indianapolis (IND):

Charleston (CHS) - 3x

Hilton-Head Island (HHH) - 4x

Portland (PWM) - 4x

From Milwaukee (MKE):

Myrtle Beach(MYR) - 2x

Charleston (CHS) - 2x

Pensacola (PNS) - 2x

Savannah (SAV) - 2x

Portland (PWM) - 2x

From St. Louis (STL):

Hilton-Head Island (HHH) - 3x

Myrtle Beach (MYR) - 3x

From Pittsburgh (PIT):

Charleston (CHS) - 3x

Hilton-Head Island (HHH) - 3x

Pensacola (PNS) - 3x

Portland (PWM) - 3x

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Daniel Mena
B.S. Aerospace Engineering with 6 years of experience in aviation journalism. Contact me for editorial inquiries: aeroxplorer.com/contact

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