United to add weekly nonstop flights to San Francisco from Palm Beach County
Service will begin in November from Donald J. Trump International Airport
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. —
United Airlines will launch seasonal nonstop service between Palm Beach County and San Francisco beginning Nov. 7, the newly named President Donald J. Trump International Airport announced Friday.
The service, with flights only on Saturdays, will not only provide nonstop access to the San Francisco Bay Area, but connections throughout the western United States and the Pacific Northwest.
There are about 100 daily departures and 100 daily arrivals at the airport, making it the 51st airport in the United States,
“United Airlines continues to expand travel options for our passengers, and we’re pleased to welcome new nonstop service to San Francisco,” Laura Beebe, director of the Palm Beach County Department of Airports, which runs the airport, said in a news release.
The airport became President Donald J. Trump International Airport on July 9, making it the first U.S. airport named after a sitting president.
The PBI identifier shifts to DJT in airline reservation systems and boarding passes on August 18, 2026.
United Airlines operates out of Concourse B with five daily nonstop flights to hub cities: Chicago O’Hare International Airport, Newark Liberty International Airport, George Bush Intercontinental Airport near Houston, Denver International Airport and Washington Dulles.
United, which is based in Chicago, is the third-largest carrier at the airport with 588,124 passengers through June, representing 13.45% of all carriers.
JetBlue Airways is No. 1 with a 25.76% share, followed by Delta Air Lines at 24.71%, American Airlines at 19.93%. Behind United is Southwest Airlines at 7.64%.
Through six months, the airport served 8,719,484 passengers, which is a 1.7% increase.
DJT is adding other flights this fall and winter.
Previously announced new and returning routes from and to DJT are:
United Airlines: Washington Dulles and Houston (resume Sept. 24), and Denver (resumes Oct. 25) Allegiant Air: Grand Rapids (resumes Oct. 1) and Cincinnati (resumes Nov. 19) Avelo Airlines: Wilmington, Delaware (resumes Oct. 9) JetBlue Airways: Los Angeles (resumes Oct. 25) Air Canada: Toronto (resumes Oct. 25) and Montreal (resumes Dec. 2) Southwest Airlines: Denver (begins Nov. 21) Delta Air Lines: Los Angeles (begins Nov. 21) Breeze Airways: Columbus and Atlantic City (begin Dec. 17) Porter Airlines: Toronto (resumes Dec. 17)
For a complete list of nonstop destinations, airlines and the latest route information, visit pbia.org/new-nonstop/.
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