So, United Airlines is rolling out some new nonstop routes with their Boeing 737 MAX. They're adding flights from Chicago O'Hare to Bermuda, which sounds like a sweet getaway if you ask me. Plus, they're connecting San Francisco to Charleston, Hartford, and Oklahoma City. Seems like United is trying to mix things up a bit and reach some spots that might not have been top of mind.
I think it's pretty cool, especially the Chicago to Bermuda route. I mean, who doesn't like the idea of a direct flight to a beautiful island? But I'm kinda curious about the San Francisco connections. Charleston and Hartford aren't exactly the first places I think of when it comes to West Coast flights. Oklahoma City is interesting too. Why these particular cities? Maybe there's more demand than we realize, or United sees some potential there.
What do you guys think about these new routes? Anyone planning to try them out? And for the aviation geeks out there, any thoughts on how the 737 MAX is holding up with all these new routes? It's always interesting to see how airlines decide where to send their planes.
I think it's pretty cool, especially the Chicago to Bermuda route. I mean, who doesn't like the idea of a direct flight to a beautiful island? But I'm kinda curious about the San Francisco connections. Charleston and Hartford aren't exactly the first places I think of when it comes to West Coast flights. Oklahoma City is interesting too. Why these particular cities? Maybe there's more demand than we realize, or United sees some potential there.
What do you guys think about these new routes? Anyone planning to try them out? And for the aviation geeks out there, any thoughts on how the 737 MAX is holding up with all these new routes? It's always interesting to see how airlines decide where to send their planes.