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United has unveiled the first six international routes on which it will use the Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner.
The airline will fly the jet from Newark to Frankfurt, Tel Aviv, Paris, Barcelona, Brussels and Dublin.
United took delivery of its first 787-10 last week, making it the first airline in the world to have all three Dreamliner variants. The 787-8 and 787-9 are smaller planes. With the delivery, United also became the first North American carrier to have the largest Dreamliner variant in its fleet.
United’s 787-10s will have 318 seats divided among business, premium economy and coach cabins.
The carrier had previously announced that its first 787-10 service would fly between Newark and San Francisco and Newark and Los Angeles, starting in January.
United’s 787-10 Newark-Frankfurt and Newark-Tel Aviv service begins March 30. Introduction of the craft onto the four other international routes will come in April and May.
United expects to take delivery of 14 787-10s over the next two years.
Source: travelweekly.com
