Summary
- United Airlines will start flying between IAD and PHL, replacing the carrier’s existing route from EWR, offering more than 13,000 seats per month.
- This move makes United Airlines the only carrier on the IAD to PHL route, while American Airlines already connects PHL to DCA with over 9,000 monthly seats.
- United’s shift to Washington Dulles will free up Newark for larger aircraft and expands the carrier’s reach to other regional airports from June 27th.
United Airlines has announced a series of changes to its services in the Northeast US. Later this year, the carrier will commence flights between Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) and Philadelphia International Airport (PHL). However, the new route will come at the expense of the airline’s existing route to Philadelphia from its hub at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), which will come to an end on June 26th.
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