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Boeing delivers first South Carolina built Dreamliner 787-9
Boeing has delivered the first 787-9 Dreamliner assembled at its North Charleston, South Carolina, facility to United Airlines. The airplane also marks a milestone for the 787 program as the 250th Dreamliner to be delivered. “In 2012, we delivered our first South Carolina-built 787-8, and less than three years later, we’re celebrating another significant milestone – our first 787-9 delivery,” said Beverly Wyse, vice president and general manager, Boeing South Carolina.
United Airlines reports £2bn profit for 2014
United Airlines has reported full-year 2014 net income of $1.97 billion, an increase of 89 percent year-over-year, or $5.06 per diluted share, excluding $834 million of special items. Including special items, UAL reported full-year net income of $1.13 billion, or $2.93 per diluted share. UAL reported fourth-quarter 2014 net income of $461 million, an increase of 86 percent year-over-year, or $1.20 per diluted share, excluding $433 million of special items.
United Airlines flies into Rome from May 2015
United Airlines will launch new non-stop flights between its Chicago hub at O’Hare International Airport and Rome on May 16th, 2015, subject to government approval. The summer-season service will operate five-times-weekly through June 3rd, daily from June 4th to August 17th, and six-times-weekly from August 18th through September 23rd, 2015.
United Airlines to bring iPhone 6 to skies
United Airlines will equip its flight attendants with Apple’s iPhone 6 Plus, putting important safety and service information at flight attendants’ fingertips while enhancing their ability to meet customers’ needs. The airline will begin distribution to its more than 23,000 mainline flight attendants during the second quarter of 2015.
United Airlines in tech focus
United Airlines will equip its flight attendants with Apple’s iPhone 6 Plus, putting important safety and service information at flight attendants’ fingertips while enhancing their ability to meet customers’ needs.
United Airlines expands trans-Atlantic route network
United Airlines has announced new trans-Atlantic summer-season service between New York and Venice, Italy, along with new service between Chicago and Dublin, both subject to government approval. In addition, the airline will offer a second daily non-stop flight between Washington Dulles and Paris for the summer season.
United Airlines to connect Newcastle to New York
United Airlines will introduce non-stop flights between Newcastle, England, and its New York hub, Newark Liberty International Airport, from May 23rd. Flying five times weekly until September 7th next year, the launch is subject to government approval. It will be Newcastle’s first scheduled non-stop transatlantic service.
United Airlines launches four new Pacific routes
United Airlines has launched four new Pacific routes, beginning with non-stop service betweens Los Angeles and Melbourne, Australia, and between San Francisco and Tokyo’s Haneda Airport. The airline will also launch two new routes from its Guam hub, to Seoul, South Korea and Shanghai.
United Airlines’ results buoy aviation sector
United Airlines, the largest carrier in the world, has reported third-quarter 2014 net income of $1.1 billion, or $2.75 per diluted share, excluding $151 million of special items. This is the highest-ever quarterly profit and an increase of 99 per cent year-over-year.
US Ebola patient reached US on United Airlines flight
United Airlines has confirmed the first Ebola patient in the United States reached the country on one of its flights. The patient, who arrived in Dallas from Liberia, is believed to have flown United Airlines from Brussels to Washington Dulles on Flight 951 and Washington Dulles to Dallas-Fort Worth on Flight 822. The US Centres for Disease Control & Prevention, however, were quick to point out there is “zero” risk to other passengers on the flights, as the patient only began to display symptoms of the disease in the days following his arrival.
United Airlines welcomes first Boeing 787-9 to North America
United Airlines has become the first North American carrier to take delivery of the Boeing 787-9, a stretched version of the Dreamliner that will allow the airline to accommodate more customers and further capitalise on its worldwide route network. The aircraft is the first of 26 of the newest member of the Dreamliner family United has on order.
United Airlines takes delivery of Boeing 787-9
United Airlines has become the first North American carrier to take delivery of the Boeing 787-9, a stretched version of the Dreamliner that will allow the airline to accommodate more customers and further capitalize on its worldwide route network. The aircraft is the first of 26 of the newest member of the Dreamliner family United has on order.