United to run 11 nonstop 737 MAX routes in 2026, including Newark‑Anchorage

United to run 11 nonstop 737 MAX routes in 2026, including Newark‑Anchorage
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United Airlines will operate 11 nonstop Boeing 737 MAX routes in 2026, all using the MAX 8 model, with four routes linking the contiguous United States to Alaska and four crossing the Atlantic.

The longest route is Newark Liberty International Airport to Anchorage International Airport at 3,369 miles, followed by Washington Dulles to Anchorage at 3,356 miles and Newark to Santiago de Compostela at 3,310 miles; daily Newark‑Glasgow service resumed on 8 May 2026 and three‑times‑weekly Newark‑Santiago service began on 27 May 2026.

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