Fly with United Airlines this winter!
Winter is the season when the United States is at its best, and United Airlines gets you there non-stop.
Daily direct flights from Milan Malpensa and Rome Fiumicino to Newark/New York, and from Rome to Washington D.C., operate year-round, while direct services from Rome and Milan to Chicago run ten months a year. From these hubs, with just one connection, your journey can take you wherever you choose: to the snowy slopes of Colorado and Utah, the sunshine of Miami and the Florida Keys while it’s cold back in Italy, or the beaches of Hawaii.
Winter is the season when the United States is at its best, and United Airlines gets you there non-stop.
Daily direct flights from Milan Malpensa and Rome Fiumicino to Newark/New York, and from Rome to Washington D.C., operate year-round, while direct services from Rome and Milan to Chicago run ten months a year. From these hubs, with just one connection, your journey can take you wherever you choose: to the snowy slopes of Colorado and Utah, the sunshine of Miami and the Florida Keys while it’s cold back in Italy, or the beaches of Hawaii.
Why choose United Airliness?
Flying non-stop to the United States from your nearest airport is becoming increasingly easy with United Airlines. The U.S. carrier connects Rome and Milan to Newark/New York and Rome to Washington Dulles year-round, while flights from Rome and Milan to Chicago operate ten months a year. These are complemented by seasonal flights from Rome to San Francisco and Denver; from Naples, Palermo, and Bari to Newark/New York; and from Venice to Newark/New York and Washington D.C.
Starting in the summer of 2027, the network will expand further with new direct flights from Catania and Olbia to Newark/New York, as well as a flight from Milan Malpensa to Washington D.C.—the only non-stop link between Lombardy and the U.S. capital. Once you land, United’s hubs open the door to destinations across the Americas: from Chicago to San Francisco, from Denver to the great parks of the West, and on to the beaches of Florida, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Hawaii.
Flying non-stop to the United States from your nearest airport is becoming increasingly easy with United Airlines. The U.S. carrier connects Rome and Milan to Newark/New York and Rome to Washington Dulles year-round, while flights from Rome and Milan to Chicago operate ten months a year. These are complemented by seasonal flights from Rome to San Francisco and Denver; from Naples, Palermo, and Bari to Newark/New York; and from Venice to Newark/New York and Washington D.C.
Starting in the summer of 2027, the network will expand further with new direct flights from Catania and Olbia to Newark/New York, as well as a flight from Milan Malpensa to Washington D.C.—the only non-stop link between Lombardy and the U.S. capital. Once you land, United’s hubs open the door to destinations across the Americas: from Chicago to San Francisco, from Denver to the great parks of the West, and on to the beaches of Florida, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Hawaii.