United Airlines airplane

United Airlines

United Airlines is one of the largest airlines in the world. From Brussels it flies to the United States, with onward connections to hundreds of destinations across the Americas and the Pacific.

Basic Economy, Economy and Economy Plus

Basic Economy is United’s most budget-friendly fare, with fewer options to choose your seat or make changes. In Economy you get a seat with personal entertainment and, for a fee, can pick a preferred seat closer to the front.

Economy Plus gives you extra legroom in the first rows of the economy cabin.

United Polaris
United Premium Plus and United Polaris

United Premium Plus is United’s premium economy: a wider seat with more legroom in a separate cabin, with upgraded meals and drinks included.

In United Polaris business class, your seat turns into a fully flat bed with direct aisle access. You enjoy chef-designed menus and selected wines, and at the main hubs you can use the United Polaris lounges before your flight.

Hubs and fleet

United’s hubs are Chicago O’Hare, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, New York/Newark, San Francisco and Washington Dulles. Its fleet mixes Boeing and Airbus aircraft with regional jets for shorter domestic flights.

United, a founding member of Star Alliance

United is a founding member of Star Alliance, together with airlines such as Lufthansa, Air Canada, Brussels Airlines and SWISS. With MileagePlus, United’s loyalty programme, you earn miles on United and on the other Star Alliance airlines.

Flying United as a group

Travelling with ten people or more? We request group fares from United, compare them with other airlines on your route, and follow up deadlines and names until departure. Request your group on groupflights.com.