Business travellers will soon be able to discover the new product created by United Airlines, the United Premium Plus. It's " the perfect option for someone who wants an improved service compared to traditional economy class We're delighted to be able to offer our customers this new class," says Andrew Nocella, the airline's Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer. Compared to Enonomy class, passengers will have access to a higher baggage allowance, Premier Access priority check-in and boarding, as well as discounts for access to United Clubs, the airline's lounges.
On board the aircraft, passengers will enjoy two meals, snacks and a range of free drinks, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic. More comfortable seats wider and more inclined than the Economy model. It will also be equipped with a socket and a USB port. In terms of storage, it will have a dedicated space for baggage and a compartment in which passengers can keep their belongings close at hand. Passengers will also be offered a wellness kit including a blanket, pillow and noise-cancelling headphones.
United Airlines puts the Boeing 787-10 into service
From 30 March, passengers will be able to take advantage of this new offer on the New York route (Newark)-Paris CDG operated by Boeing 777-200. The San Francisco-Paris and Washington Dulles-Paris routes will have to wait until 29 April. In addition, the airline has announced the six destinations served with its new devicethe Boeing 787-10. Equipped with 44 seats Polaris in Business class, 21 Premium Plus seats, 54 Economy Plus seats and 199 Economy Standard seats, it will connect New York to Los Angeles and San Francisco from January. From 29 April, a Boeing 787-10 will also operate the New York-Paris route. Other destinations served by Boeing 787-10: Brussels, Barcelona, Dublin, Frankfurt and Tel Aviv.
