Business Travel Tips

United Airlines announced several schedule changes over the next months.
Because of strong business travel demand on routes to Asia, the nation’s second-largest carrier will add 40 weekly flights to Asia over the next nine months.

United will move its Tokyo service from New York JFK to Washington Dulles International Airport.

It also no longer will fly from New York to London, having agreed to sell such route to Delta Air Lines.
Based on this deal, Delta is expected to begin daily round-trip service between JFK and London’s Gatwick airport later this year.

United Airlines will still fly to London from Dulles, Los Angeles, Chicago, and San Francisco.