United Airlines announced several new and returning international summer routes, including new service between Newark and Prague, as well as between Newark and  Naples, Italy.

Other route highlights include Austin to Cancun (CUN), Houston (IAH) to Providenciales, Turks & Caicos, Newark to Reykjavik, Iceland(KEF), and New Orleans (MSY) and San Antonio (SAT) to Cancun (CUN).

Per United,

United officially began flying its international summer schedule on March 30, with the start of nonstop service between San Francisco and Amsterdam. United is the only U.S. airline to connect customers between the Bay Area and the Netherlands. Beginning May 2, United will start daily nonstop service between Denver and Frankfurt, Germany – the only nonstop flight operated by a U.S. carrier.

Beginning this May, United will be the only airline to operate service between Washington Dulles and Tel Aviv, Israel, and between New York/Newark and Naples, Italy. United is the only U.S. airline offering nonstop seasonal service between New York/Newark and Stockholm, Geneva and Munich, Germany.

United is also resuming popular summer service to destinations in the Caribbean, including nonstop service between New York/Newark to Bermuda and between Houston and St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands and Providenciales, Turks & Caicos. Beginning in June, United will offer customers seasonal service between Cancun and New Orleans, San Antonio and Austin, Texas.

We’ve covered how United recently announced United Airlines Announces New Service to Prague, Amsterdam, and the Amalfi Coast, United Airlines Announces New Boeing 787 Routes from Newark, United Airlines Adds Washington, D.C. to Tel Aviv (TLV) Service, United Airlines Announces Several New Domestic Routes, United Airlines Launches Several New Routes, and United Airlines Announce Several New SFO International Routes

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