United is set to resume nonstop service between Cincinnati, Ohio, and the West Coast.
Starting Oct. 25, the carrier will connect Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport with San Francisco. Flights will operate daily using Boeing 737-800 aircraft.
United last served this route in 2020, according to Cirium Diio schedule data.
San Francisco will be United’s sixth nonstop destination from Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky, behind Chicago O’Hare, Denver, Houston, Washington Dulles, and Newark, New Jersey. United said San Francisco has historically been one of the airport’s largest underserved markets.
Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International is located in Boone County, Kentucky, and serves the broader Cincinnati metro area and communities around the tripoint of Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana.
“We’re thrilled to expand United’s presence in Cincinnati with the addition of new nonstop daily service between Cincinnati and San Francisco,” Mark Weithofer, managing director of domestic network planning at United, said in a news release. “This gives travelers in the tri-state region direct access to the West Coast and from there, convenient access to destinations across the Pacific through United’s San Francisco hub.”
The route will be supported in part through a minimum revenue guarantee from the JobsOhio Air Service Restoration program. Financial details were not disclosed.
