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Coronavirus (COVID-19) updates

Last updated: Thursday, October 1, 2020 at 8:00 a.m. CDT

Our forward-looking approach to rebuilding our network is aimed at meeting your shipping needs. Each month, we evaluate travel demand to reinstate key passenger routes while also providing industry-leading cargo-only flights. Our combined route network is an innovative approach to keeping global supply chains running.
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International network updates

Due to government mandates or restrictions in place prohibiting travel, our international passenger schedule has been reduced. We will continue flying daily operations to and from the destinations in Asia, Australia, Europe, India, the Middle East, and Latin America. Internationally, United expects to fly 33% of its schedule compared to October of 2019. We are also operating an industry-leading schedule of cargo-only flights to offer more capacity for your shipping needs.

Please click the links below to see maps of our combined cargo-only and passenger widebody networks (plus key trucking locations) in each region.

To see view all available flights, download our most recent flight and truck schedules. Download schedules >>

Network maps

Global widebody network map >>	U.S. network map >>	European network map >>	Asia Pacific network map >>

Domestic network updates

We have taken every opportunity to continue offering service to as many airports as possible through other United hubs as we have reduced our domestic flying. Domestically, United plans to fly 46% of its full schedule in October 2020 compared to October of last year.

Domestic widebody connections will continue between many of our U.S. hubs.

To view all available flights, download our most recent flight and truck schedules. Download schedules >>

Temporary changes to hours of operation

Many of our U.S. and international station locations have adjusted operating hours in response to the evolving coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions and mandates ordered by national, statewide and local governments.

See the latest updates >>

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