United to Upgrade Houston – Santiago de Chile Route with Boeing 777-200ER. United Airlines is set to make a significant operational adjustment on its international route between Houston and Santiago de Chile for the 2026/27 season. Beginning on November 11, 2026, the airline will replace the Boeing 767-300ER with the larger Boeing 777-200ER on its daily service between both cities. The aircraft is configured with 276 seats across three classes, allowing the carrier to increase capacity on one of its key South American routes.
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With this aircraft upgrade, United Airlines will offer more seats and additional cargo capability between the United States and Chile, reflecting growing travel demand in the market. Furthermore, the Boeing 777-200ER provides improved long-haul performance and enhanced passenger comfort for intercontinental flights. Fleet adjustments such as this are common among international airlines, especially during periods of strong seasonal demand and network optimization strategies
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Flight UA847 is scheduled to depart Houston daily at 8:50 p.m., arriving in Santiago de Chile the following day at 8:50 a.m. Meanwhile, the return service, flight UA846, will depart Santiago at 10:45 p.m. and land in Houston the next day at 5:05 a.m., with all times listed in local time. Currently, United Airlines maintains a strong presence across South America through its Houston hub, connecting passengers to multiple destinations throughout the region while continuing to strengthen its international network.
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