United Simply Added 8 New Flights From Denver, Together with First-ever to Rome

United Airways is making it simpler to get to Rome subsequent summer time, including the first-ever nonstop flight to the “Everlasting Metropolis” from Denver.

The brand new flight, which is a part of eight new nonstop flights the provider will add from Denver Worldwide Airport (DEN) subsequent 12 months, will launch on Could 1, 2025, and function each day on a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner plane, United shared with Journey + Leisure. The brand new route will function by Sept. 24, 2025.

“United’s continued dedication to delivering an distinctive journey expertise in Denver is underscored by these new routes and the almost $1 billion in investments we have now made to boost the shopper expertise and convey larger comfort,” Jonna McGrath, the vice chairman of United’s Denver hub, stated in an announcement shared with T+L. “As Denver’s hometown airline, we’re proud to supply extra locations than every other provider, giving Colorado residents and vacationers passing by Denver unmatched flexibility and choices to discover the locations they wish to go to most.”

With the addition of Rome, the airline stated it’s going to function flights to greater than 20 worldwide locations from Denver, complimenting its present year-round each day flights to London and Frankfurt, in addition to its service to Munich.

As well as, United stated it’s going to launch a number of different nonstop flights from the Mile Excessive metropolis beginning within the spring, together with as soon as each day flights to Buffalo, NY, Pensacola, FL, North Bend, OR, Peoria, IL, Redding, CA, and Regina in Saskatchewan, Canada. The airline may even launch flights beginning Could 24 on Saturdays from Denver to Wilmington, NC.

In whole, the provider stated it plans to fly nonstop to greater than 160 U.S. and greater than 20 worldwide locations from Denver.

The brand new routes come as United plans to roll out free Wi-Fi subsequent 12 months and has launched a tap-to-pay function so passengers can use their cellphones to pay for objects on board.