United Airlines will expand its route network with the launch of four new services from Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD) and San Francisco International Airport (SFO). The new routes are scheduled to begin operations between March 28 and April 3, 2027, with varying weekly frequencies depending on the destination.
From Chicago O’Hare (ORD), the airline will inaugurate a new service to Bermuda (BDA) on April 3, with one weekly flight. The new connection will expand travel options between one of United Airlines’ major hubs and the North Atlantic archipelago.
On the West Coast, San Francisco (SFO) will add three new destinations to the airline’s network. Flights to Charleston (CHS), South Carolina, will begin on March 28, operating four times per week. On the same date, United Airlines will also launch daily services to Hartford (BDL), Connecticut, and Oklahoma City (OKC), Oklahoma.
The addition of these routes will allow United Airlines to strengthen its nonstop connectivity from the West Coast to several domestic markets, while the new Chicago–Bermuda service will enhance the carrier’s presence in the Caribbean and North Atlantic region.
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With these launches, the airline will continue adjusting and expanding its network to provide passengers with more travel options for both business and leisure. The new services will be incorporated into United Airlines’ summer 2027 schedule.
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