United Expands European Network for Summer 2026.United Airlines is set to launch its summer 2026 schedule with new routes to destinations across Croatia, Italy, Scotland, and Spain, further strengthening its transatlantic network. Starting April 30, the airline will begin operations to cities such as Split, Bari, Glasgow, Santiago de Compostela, and Reykjavik, offering travelers more access to culturally rich and less traditional European destinations.
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During the peak season, United plans to operate up to 210 daily flights between the United States and 36 destinations in Europe, including Greenland. Notably, 14 of these routes are exclusive and not served by any other U.S. airline. Among the highlights are the first-ever nonstop service to Split with three weekly flights, the only direct connection to Bari with four weekly frequencies, and a new daily service to Glasgow. Additionally, routes such as Santiago de Compostela from Newark and Reykjavik from Washington Dulles further enhance the airline’s unique offerings, including premium cabins with lie-flat seats on select routes.
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Moreover, United will resume seasonal services introduced during its record-breaking summer expansion in 2025, including Faro, Madeira, Palermo, Bilbao, Nuuk, and Ulaanbaatar. This strategy reflects growing demand for unique, coastal, and culturally immersive destinations beyond traditional European hubs. As a result, United continues to position itself as a leader in network diversification, providing greater connectivity and travel options during one of the busiest travel seasons of the year.
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