The six new destinations are Chicago, Cleveland, Denver, San Francisco, Washington DC and Los Angeles. Beginning May 10, passengers will be able to make one-stop connections to the above destinations with a single ticket.
The updated partnership between the two airline companies was built on their existing codeshare routes to Houston and Newark.
André Mercadante, Azul’s director of alliances, planning and route management, said the expansion of the agreement with United “accelerates the carrier’s international presence, and now our customers will be able to leave our hubs and reach even more great cities with a single ticket.”
Azul Airlines is the largest airline in Brazil and offers the largest number of flights and destinations within the country. This includes more than 900 daily flights to over 150 destinations. Image: Shutterstock
