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United plans two new San Francisco–Virginia 737 MAX routes

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Published: November 2, 2026
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First reported by: Simple Flying
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In brief

United plans to add twice-weekly Boeing 737 MAX 8 service from San Francisco to Norfolk and Richmond starting in late March 2027.

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United Airlines plans to add nonstop service between San Francisco International Airport and two Virginia cities, Norfolk and Richmond, according to the supplied Simple Flying report. Both routes are described as twice-weekly services operated with the Boeing 737 MAX 8. They are scheduled to begin at the end of March 2027, aligning with the report’s stated start of the northern summer schedule period on March 28.

The announcement is a network-planning story, not an aviation occurrence: there is no reported incident, safety event, or present-day operational disruption. The source material…

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