UA-Schedule changes
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Reported June 2022 widebody suspensions
UA publishes a schedule for 330 days in advance (called Beginning of Schedule) and in the past would make tweaks quarterly and things would be fairly settles 3-4 months out. Updates would occur Friday evening / Saturday morning (Chicago time). Routine additions could occur anytime. Present updates are every Friday and sometimes mid-week usually focused on the next month and farther out. 20 Oct 2021
Originally Posted by EWR764
In the earnings call today, UA noted that has been transitioning back to its 'normal' (pre-pandemic) 90-day schedule load process, which should be complete in the very near future.
Examples (Major updates) The October 2020 schedule was updated 4-5 September 2020 The November 2020 schedule was updated 2-3 October 2020 The December 2020 schedule was updated 30-31 October 2020 Holidays can move the major date a week earlier or later. Weekly updates are still generally done over night Friday-Saturday (Chicago) UA does not publish a summary of most schedule changes but a variety of sources below do and summaries / links of those sources can be found in this thread & wiki. Always crosscheck with UA's Travel Notices , Coronavirus (COVID-19) travel waivers and information, www.united.com/coronavirus as the situation is dynamic Other Resources and Statistics
Archive: COVID19 UA-Schedule {Archive} 
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Dec 16, 21, 6:17 pm
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UA-Schedule changes
Originally Posted by dkc192
I guess BOS-SFO going all 737 is no longer "terrifying"? Or do you just not have one of those flights booked in April? 
Originally Posted by LifetimeGS
Oh BOS-SFO on any variant of 73 is terrifying. My only SFO in April is BOS-EWR-SFO
Originally Posted by cfischer
Oh, I saw that coming 
So no ... too bad for UA ... no BOS-SFO
So no ... too bad for UA ... no BOS-SFO David
Dec 19, 21, 9:05 pm
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Stupid question because I usually fly AA, but are the widebody routes listed for March going to remain in place, or is there a good chance UA swaps equipments? I'm flying ORD-SFO on AA but thinking of changing my trip to UA to avoid the 737 and hopefully get a lie flat seat (UA showing 757 right now).
Dec 21, 21, 5:47 pm
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Originally Posted by ORDflyer92
Yeah I misspoke because AA only has lie-flats on widebodies.
Jan 13, 22, 3:24 pm
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United summer 2022 schedule?
Hi all,
Trying to book Premium Economy United flights from EWR-MEL for late August. Unfortunately, the website is still showing the old 789 configuration on that route. The CEO has confirmed that all 789 will be refurbished with the new interior by June. So, wondering when United will update the Summer schedule with the new configuration. A also doubt that theyll have two daily flights to MEL (SFO,LAX).
Trying to book Premium Economy United flights from EWR-MEL for late August. Unfortunately, the website is still showing the old 789 configuration on that route. The CEO has confirmed that all 789 will be refurbished with the new interior by June. So, wondering when United will update the Summer schedule with the new configuration. A also doubt that theyll have two daily flights to MEL (SFO,LAX).
Jan 13, 22, 7:50 pm
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Even though they're planning on all planes to be P+/Polaris equipped by then, the seat maps are based off of the number of planes now that are P+/Polaris equipped. They do this to avoid having to downgrade people if for some reason the project doesn't get completed on time. Mrs. and I have a vacation EWR-IAH-SYD, and MEL-LAX-EWR in late July/early August, well after they expect completion of the project, but just like in your case, they still show the old seat maps. I'm really hoping that the seat maps change over early enough that we can choose desirable seats once our current selection gets thrown out the door. Honestly, since they can't commit to P+ on all 789 flights until 100% of in service now Polaris/P+ equipped, Australia flights make sense to be the ones to leave with the old seat maps, due to the uncertainty of the future of those flights.
Currently there are 9 old-birds left in service, soon to be 7, and that number should be down to 4 by the end of March, so maybe we'll see some action then.
Currently there are 9 old-birds left in service, soon to be 7, and that number should be down to 4 by the end of March, so maybe we'll see some action then.
Jan 13, 22, 7:55 pm
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In these times so far out any aircraft type and schedule is just a hope by the airline. Not a 100% certainty.
You may also need to consider SYD.
Originally Posted by newyorkaviation
Trying to book Premium Economy United flights from EWR-MEL for late August. Unfortunately, the website is still showing the old 789 configuration on that route. The CEO has confirmed that all 789 will be refurbished with the new interior by June. So, wondering when United will update the Summer schedule with the new configuration. A also doubt that theyll have two daily flights to MEL (SFO,LAX).
You may also need to consider SYD.
Jan 14, 22, 5:14 pm
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March 24th - May 5th updating at the moment. Had a 175 turn into a 170, and a few mins gained and lost on a couple itineraries.
For the last several months, this second major update meant the schedule was relatively firm, but I’d expect more changes as Omicron ebbs and flows…Recent updates (Wednesday, 2 days ago) removed even January flights from the schedule.
Good luck and may your 737s become 767s!
For the last several months, this second major update meant the schedule was relatively firm, but I’d expect more changes as Omicron ebbs and flows…Recent updates (Wednesday, 2 days ago) removed even January flights from the schedule.
Good luck and may your 737s become 767s!
Jan 26, 22, 8:11 am
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Cancellation of EWR-HND and ORD-HND
I saw a schedule change last night. UA flooded my email box with multiple changes of the same reservation for early March. I can still search for my old flight, EWR-HND, which shows J0 and all 9’s in economy. The new flight, ORD-HND, shows J2 and all 9’s in economy. The business cabins of both flights are very empty according to the new tool for accessing early upgrade standby list. https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/unit...-waitlist.html
So, I can assume that both flights will be eventually cancelled, perhaps as early as this coming weekend.
So, I can assume that both flights will be eventually cancelled, perhaps as early as this coming weekend.
Jan 26, 22, 3:22 pm
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Originally Posted by Kmxu
I saw a schedule change last night. UA flooded my email box with multiple changes of the same reservation for early March. I can still search for my old flight, EWR-HND, which shows J0 and all 9’s in economy. The new flight, ORD-HND, shows J2 and all 9’s in economy. The business cabins of both flights are very empty according to the new tool for accessing early upgrade standby list. https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/unit...-waitlist.html
So, I can assume that both flights will be eventually cancelled, perhaps as early as this coming weekend.
So, I can assume that both flights will be eventually cancelled, perhaps as early as this coming weekend.
. UA has not adjusted any of their flights yet as far as I can see.For March I'd expect some 'final' changes to come this week(end)
Jan 31, 22, 9:24 pm
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United Airlines Pulls Down International Capacity Throughout 2022 - Simple Flying
United Airlines Rolls Back 2022 Capacity In Face Of Omicron
and a bright spot
United announces the largest expansion to Italy in its history
United Airlines makes international cuts
Schedules loaded in Cirium and confirmed on the airline’s website show cuts to the following international routes:
Denver (DEN) to Tokyo-Narita (NRT) resumption delayed until March 26th
Honolulu (HNL) to Tokyo-Narita (NRT) resumption delayed until March 26th
Houston (IAH) to Amsterdam (AMS) cut until March 26th
Houston (IAH) to Havana (HAV) cut through October
Houston (IAH) to Managua (MGA) cut until September
Houston (IAH) to Munich (MUC) delayed until March 26th
Los Angeles (LAX) to London-Heathrow (LHR) resumption delayed until March 26th
Los Angeles (LAX) to Melbourne (MEL) resumption delayed until March 26th
Los Angeles (LAX) to Tokyo-Haneda (HND) delayed until March 26th
Newark (EWR) to Stockholm (ARN) start date delayed to May 26th
Newark (EWR) to Havana (HAV) cut through October
Newark (EWR) to Hong Kong (HKG) cut until the end of May
Newark (EWR) to Lima (LIM) cut through October
Newark (EWR) to Munich (MUC) delayed until March 26th
Newark (EWR) to Tokyo-Haneda (HND) delayed until March 26th
San Francisco (SFO) to Auckland (AKL) cut until July
San Francisco (SFO) to Melbourne (MEL) resumption delayed to March 26th
San Francisco (SFO) to Hong Kong (HKG) cut until the end of May
San Francisco (SFO) to Tokyo-Haneda (HND) delayed until March 26th
Schedules loaded in Cirium and confirmed on the airline’s website show cuts to the following international routes:
Denver (DEN) to Tokyo-Narita (NRT) resumption delayed until March 26th
Honolulu (HNL) to Tokyo-Narita (NRT) resumption delayed until March 26th
Houston (IAH) to Amsterdam (AMS) cut until March 26th
Houston (IAH) to Havana (HAV) cut through October
Houston (IAH) to Managua (MGA) cut until September
Houston (IAH) to Munich (MUC) delayed until March 26th
Los Angeles (LAX) to London-Heathrow (LHR) resumption delayed until March 26th
Los Angeles (LAX) to Melbourne (MEL) resumption delayed until March 26th
Los Angeles (LAX) to Tokyo-Haneda (HND) delayed until March 26th
Newark (EWR) to Stockholm (ARN) start date delayed to May 26th
Newark (EWR) to Havana (HAV) cut through October
Newark (EWR) to Hong Kong (HKG) cut until the end of May
Newark (EWR) to Lima (LIM) cut through October
Newark (EWR) to Munich (MUC) delayed until March 26th
Newark (EWR) to Tokyo-Haneda (HND) delayed until March 26th
San Francisco (SFO) to Auckland (AKL) cut until July
San Francisco (SFO) to Melbourne (MEL) resumption delayed to March 26th
San Francisco (SFO) to Hong Kong (HKG) cut until the end of May
San Francisco (SFO) to Tokyo-Haneda (HND) delayed until March 26th
United Airlines Rolls Back 2022 Capacity In Face Of Omicron
United Airlines has revised down its flying program for 2022, now conceding its full-year capacity will be below 2019 levels because of the omicron variant of the coronavirus.
The Chicago-based carrier had previously anticipated operating 5% more capacity in 2022 versus 2019. United executives, speaking recently to analysts regarding the airline’s $1.96 billion 2021 net loss, expressed confidence that demand for air travel would rebound strongly as the year moves forward. However, the recovery on routes to Asia is expected to take much longer than other international regions, and domestic regional flying will be curtailed because of US regional airlines’ struggle to hire enough pilots.
The Chicago-based carrier had previously anticipated operating 5% more capacity in 2022 versus 2019. United executives, speaking recently to analysts regarding the airline’s $1.96 billion 2021 net loss, expressed confidence that demand for air travel would rebound strongly as the year moves forward. However, the recovery on routes to Asia is expected to take much longer than other international regions, and domestic regional flying will be curtailed because of US regional airlines’ struggle to hire enough pilots.
United announces the largest expansion to Italy in its history
As part of United Airlines’ transatlantic expansion for the northern summer season, the company will make the largest offer of seats and frequencies to Italy. That’s to say the company will add more capacity on existing routes. It will resume destinations and new flights from its three main transatlantic hubs in Newark (EWR), Washington Dulles (IAD), and Chicago O’ Hare (ORD).
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Jan 31, 22, 9:38 pm
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Originally Posted by WineCountryUA
I hope UA chooses to do a promo now for what's left of the quarter. I can shift to some routes/clients that are running, but all that does is mess up Q2-4. C'mon UA. motivate us to fly UA the next 60 days.
