It Is Now Even Easier To Fly To Europe From DIA Thanks To United Airlines

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With the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic behind us - which includes the rescindment of most travel restrictions - airline travel is beginning to pick up once again, and at a fast pace.

According to multiple sources including 9News, United Airlines is launching and reintroducing 30 transatlantic flights through early June in the largest transatlantic expansion in the airline's history.

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What does United Airlines' transatlantic expansion mean for travelers flying in/out of Denver Internation Airport (DEN)?

The flight joins United's second daily flight between Denver and Munich, Germany which kicked off on Saturday, Apr. 23.

As per officials from the mega airline, United said it is the only U.S. airline to offer transatlantic service from Denver International Airport.

More About United Airlines' Systemwide Expansion

According to the United Airlines website, United's systemwide expansion includes new nonstop flights to the following international destinations:

• Amman, Jordan
• Bergen, Norway
• Azores, Portugal
• Palma de Mallorca, Spain
• Tenerife in the Spanish Canary Islands

In addition, United Airlines will also be reintroducing fourteen Atlantic routes in which the airline has previously served, as well as multiple frequencies in six others.

“We have long anticipated a strong demand recovery, evidenced by our large, strategic expansion in Europe, and with these new flights, we’re proud to offer our customers more options and access than ever before,” said the senior vice president of international network and alliances at United Airlines, Patrick Quayle, 9News reported. 

“United continues to leverage its leading global network in new and exciting ways to help our customers make meaningful memories and experience new cultures around the world.”

For more information, visit united.com.