Boston, MA 05/14/2014 (wallstreetpr) – United Airlines Inc., an airline company owned and operated by United Continental Holdings Inc (NYSE:UAL), on May 12, 2014 officially announced about its plans to launch non-stop flights on Denver – Panama route. United Continental Holdings Inc. is a publicly traded airline company which has its headquarters in Chicago.
Calculated Move of United Airlines
The nonstop flights on Denver-Panama route is seen as a tactical strategy of United Airlines. This action of the Airlines will be yet another addition in the flight services to Denver International Airport. It is worth noticing that this new route service will create a very positive effect on the leisure as well as business travellers of the airlines, especially after the huge success of Denver-Tokyo flight service.
Steve Jaquith, the MD of Denver hub, in this context, said that a nonstop flight to this route will give encouragement to the businessmen/women to make complete use of these flights. Denver is the financial capital of Central America, which is why it remains a hub of international businessmen and women.
Launch of these services to the Panama City enables connection of leisure travelers and corporate magnates to the other cities in South and Central America. This will help in strengthening the position of DIA as the international focus and the international competitor.
Scheduled Aircrafts’ Brief Plan
Boeing 737-700 aircraft on this route will encompass a total of 118 seats out of which 106 will be in economy class, 12 will be business class and 40 economy plus category seats. UAL, through this flight service hopes, to bring home handsome revenue.
Denver-Panama Service Begins December Onwards
The nonstop flights on this route will commence from December 3, 2014. The key issues to focus on including availability of the flights and Governmental approval. The flight will undoubtedly offer easy access to Panama City and will connect Panama to Central America with much more convenience.
