United Airlines is to launch its second daily
nonstop flights from its New York hub, Newark Liberty
International Airport, to Brussels, Belgium. The new service will
operate next summer from 5 May to 28 October 2016.
The additional New York/Newark - Brussels
flight, UA44, will depart New York/Newark daily at 21:30, arriving
at Brussels 11:30 the following day.
The return flight, UA 45 will depart
Brussels at 13:30 arriving at New York/Newark at 16:20 the same
day.
Flight times will be eight hours to Brussels and
eight hours fifty minutes to New York/Newark.
Flights departing between 5 - 24 May and
between 7 September and 28 October 2016 will be operated with Boeing 757-200
aircraft featuring 169 seats – 16 flat-bed seats in United BusinessFirst and 153 in United Economy, including 45
extra-legroom United Economy Plus seats.
From 25 May to 6 September
2016, flights will be operated with Boeing 767-300 aircraft
offering a total of
214 seats – 30 flat-bed seats in United BusinessFirst and 184
seats in United Economy, including 49 Economy Plus seats.
Like United’s existing service between New York/Newark and
Brussels, the second daily service will be part of United’s
trans-Atlantic joint venture with Star Alliance partners Brussels
Airlines, Lufthansa, Austrian, SWISS and Air Canada.
“We are listening to the needs
of our customers on both sides of the Atlantic and we are
responding with an additional second daily service next summer,”
said Marcel Fuchs, United’s vice president of Atlantic and Pacific
Sales. “United’s service between our Newark hub and Belgium offers
customers greater access to Europe’s capital city and options to
connect to many destinations throughout Europe and Africa.”
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