United Airlines increases daily flight service to Orlando International Airport, beginning Nov. 6. The service will operate twice-daily, non-stop flights from Orlando (MCO) to Boston (BOS) and New York (LGA), and once-daily flights to Cleveland (CLE). The increased schedule will operate through Jan. 10, 2021, and there will be another bump in service to meet demand during the busier season by Dec. 17.

“We appreciate the action by United to increase air service between Orlando and destinations like New York, Cleveland and Boston,” said Phil Brown, chief executive officer, Greater Orlando Aviation Authority. “By adding two daily flights to each market during the holidays, United is showing confidence in the local market — something we think will prove beneficial for both arriving and departing passengers.”

“The addition of these new flights represents United’s largest expansion of point-to-point, non-hub flying and reflects our data-driven approach to add capacity where customers are telling us they want to go,” said Ankit Gupta, vice president of domestic network planning, United Airlines. “We look forward to offering customers in the Midwest and Northeast more options to fly nonstop to Florida this winter.”