United adds daily Mallorca‑New York service, expanding transatlantic capacity
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- United Airlines announced a new daily flight between Mallorca and New York, slated to begin on 27 May, using a Boeing 767‑400ER with 231 seats.
- The airline said the route will provide 3,300 seats per week in each direction, and that service will initially start on 29 March with three weekly frequencies before rising to seven flights a week two months later, creating a daily schedule; the two timelines differ in the source.
Why it matters
The added capacity strengthens United's transatlantic network and gives Mallorca more direct access to the U.S. market, which could benefit both the airline’s revenue and the island’s tourism demand.
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