Beginning Dec. 19, passengers flying between the nation’s capital and southern Miami will have a new option.

United Airlines announced a new route connecting Miami (MIA) and Washington, D.C. (IAD) at the end of July. The move comes amid changes to increase the domestic and international travel ability of the airline’s network.

The airline also increases the frequency of flights between Washington, D.C. and Orlando (MCO) and Tampa (TPA). Flights between Washington, D.C. and Orlando will commence five times each day, and flights between Tampa and Washington, D.C. will commence four times daily.

In the past four months, United Airlines added 33 destinations from its domestic hubs.

“We want to make United the first choice for customers when planning travel,” said Ankit Gupta, vice president of domestic network planning, United. “To do this we are focusing on the strengths of our hub cities, which are the largest centers for business and tourism travel in the country and key gateways for customers to easily and conveniently connect to thousands of cities throughout the United States and beyond. The new destinations and the service expansions that we’re launching this year provide customers more choice and more opportunities to travel to the destinations that are most important to them.”