Double daily summer service from Edinburgh Airport to New York/Newark with United Airlines
We're pleased to share this exciting new update from our partners at United Airlines.
Edinburgh Airport will connect to New York/Newark twice a day during the peak summer season as United Airlines adds an additional service to the route.
Flight UA 162 will operate between Edinburgh and New York/Newark from 26 May to 28 October 2023 due to the demand for transatlantic travel to and from Scotland’s capital.
Service Flight number Aircraft Type Time Dates
EWR - EDI UA 36 Boeing 757-200 20:10 - 09:05 Year-round
EWR - EDI UA 161 Boeing 757-200 23:50 - 12:40 25 May - 27 Oct 2023
EDI - EWR UA 37 Boeing 757-200 09:40 - 12:20 Year-round
EDI - EWR UA 162 Boeing 757-200 13:30 - 16:10 26 May - 28 Oct 2023
United already flies year-round to New York/Newark and also operates summer routes from Edinburgh to Chicago and Washington D.C. as the airline continues to expand its presence at Scotland’s busiest airport.
Karolien De Hertogh, Director Sales U.K. and Ireland at United Airlines said: "We are excited to be adding a second daily service from Edinburgh to our hub at New York/Newark.
"This will provide greater travel choice to travellers across Scotland who will now benefit from four daily direct services from Edinburgh to the United States and beyond. From Edinburgh, our customers in Scotland will be able to connect to 151 cities across the Americas."
Kate Sherry, Aviation Director at Edinburgh Airport said:
“This additional service is great news for the airport as it provides even more connectivity to the US by giving us an extra bite at the Big Apple during the peak summer season.
“We know New York is a city that generates excitement for travel as well as its importance for business and trade, but this will also make inbound tourism that little bit easier by offering visitors from America another way to get here and see what Scotland has to offer.
“It shows the confidence United Airlines has in our airport and the strength of our relationship with each other as we continue to work together to grow their presence here and Scotland’s direct connectivity to the USA.”
