New United Summer Flights to Split, Bari, Glasgow and Santiago De Compostela Launch This Week

New United Summer Flights to Europe

United Airlines will kick off its summer schedule with service to new European destinations in Croatia, Italy, Scotland and Spain. The new routes begin launching April 30, giving customers more options to reach unique destinations across Europe.

In 2026, United will offer up to 210 flights daily during peak travel times between the U.S. and 36 destinations in Europe including Greenland.

This summer’s new flights include:

• Split, Croatia (SPU) – First-ever nonstop service begins April 30 with three weekly flights to Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast.
• Bari, Italy (BRI) – The only carrier to serve Southern Italy’s gateway to Puglia, with four weekly flights starting May 1.
• Glasgow, Scotland (GLA) – The only nonstop service launches May 8, with daily service connecting travelers to Scotland’s cultural capital.
• Santiago de Compostela, Spain (SCQ) – First-ever service to Spain’s historic pilgrimage destination begins May 27, with three weekly flights from Newark/New York.
• Reykjavik, Iceland (KEF) – Daily nonstop service from Washington-Dulles launches May 21.

United will also resume summer-seasonal service to destinations from its 2025 expansion, including:

• Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia (UBN) – Three weekly flights from Tokyo/Narita starting April 30
• Faro, Portugal (FAO) – Four weekly flights service from Newark/New York starting May 15
• Madeira Island, Portugal (FNC) – Three weekly flights from Newark/New York on May 16 (three weeks earlier than in 2025)
• Palermo, Italy (PMO) – Three weekly flights from Newark/New York starting May 22
• Bilbao, Spain (BIO) – Three weekly flights from Newark/New starting May 30
• Nuuk, Greenland (GOH) – Twice weekly flights from Newark/New York starting June 6 (one week earlier than in 2025)