United Airlines Resumes Flights from Greenville-Spartanburg to Washington-Dulles

Big Comeback After a Two-Year Hiatus

To the delight of many, United Airlines announced on May 13, 2024, that it would resume its daily nonstop flights between Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport and Washington-Dulles International Airport. This welcome move comes after a two-year hiatus triggered by the pandemic, offering a shining ray of hope for the resumption of normalcy in air travel.

The service, which was a staple for many years but discontinued in 2022, will be back in full operation starting September 26, 2024. It is set to feature three daily, nonstop flights, allowing passengers to travel to and from the nation’s capital in the most convenient way possible. The flights will deploy 50-seat Embraer 145 aircraft, ensuring a comfortable traveling experience for passengers.

United Expands Its Range Of Offer

With the reinstatement of this route, United Airlines will offer daily nonstop services to five destinations in total, which will include flights to Chicago O’Hare, Denver, Houston, and New York/Newark. It is a significant step towards the restoration of the pre-pandemic breadth of airline service, allowing more options for passengers and facilitating smoother travels statewide and beyond.

New Route Marks Tenth Introduction At GSP In 2024

The reestablishment of this route marks the tenth new one to be introduced at the Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport in 2024 alone. With the addition of the new flight in September, the airport’s seven airlines will be offering nonstop services to 27 destinations. This is a significant milestone as it is the highest number of destinations served in the airport’s 62-year history.

The restarting of this service is a clear indication of the airlines’ commitment to restoring full services. It also serves as an encouraging sign for the tourism industry as domestic travel begins to bounce back post-pandemic hindrances.

Community Reaction And Looking Forward

The news of airlines resuming routes that were discontinued due to the pandemic has undoubtedly sparked joy among travelers and the airline industry in general. It provides a sense of optimism that the industry is gradually regaining its pre-pandemic vibrancy. This is particularly meaningful for those who rely heavily on these services for their businesses, work routines, or reconnecting with friends and family.

As United Airlines and other airlines continue to reassess and adjust their flight schedules and operations, it is expected that more routes will be reopened, further fuelling the recovery of the airline industry and meeting passengers’ needs in these changing times.


Author: HERE Charleston

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