United Airlines will resume service to about 30 international routes in November, including to cities in Europe, Asia and South America. United intends to fly 38 percent of its schedule compared to November 2019, a six-point increase over October 2020.

Flights between Denver (DEN) and Frankfurt (FRA) will resume to three-times weekly, and flights between Houston (IAH) and Frankfurt to five-times weekly. In September, United announced it will expand its global network with new and non-stop service between Newark (EWR) and Johannesburg (JNB); between San Francisco (SFO) and Bangalore (BLR); and between Chicago (ORD) and New Delhi (DEL).

United plans to increase services internationally and domestically. The airline plans to fly 49 percent of its schedule compared to November 2019. Starting next month, it plans to offer up to 16 daily non-stop flights connecting passengers in Boston (BOS), Cleveland (CLE) and New York (LGA) to destinations in Florida, including Fort Lauderdale (FLL), Orlando (MCO), Fort Myers (RSW) and Tampa (TPA).

United also plans to add 14 daily flights on 12 routes to Boise (BOI); Palm Springs (PSP); and Bend (BDN).

United continues to rebuild its international and domestic network by offering passengers service to popular leisure destinations in the Caribbean, Hawai’i, Central America and Mexico.

“For the month of November, we have adjusted our capacity to add flying for leisure travel to warm weather and beach destinations in Florida, Mexico and the Caribbean, along with ‘visiting friends and relatives’ travel across the globe,” said Patrick Quayle, vice president of International Network and Alliances, United Airlines. “We’re also pleased to announce that beginning this weekend, customers can purchase tickets for United’s new nonstop flights between Chicago and New Delhi, New York/Newark and Johannesburg, and between San Francisco and Bangalore.”