United resumes nonstop Houston-Caracas flights starting Aug. 11

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  • United Airlines will resume nonstop daily service between Houston and Caracas starting Aug. 11, reopening a route suspended in June 2017.
  • Service will use Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, restoring a direct link from United’s Houston hub into Venezuela.
  • Move expands United’s Latin America network from Houston, where it operates up to 100 flights per day to more than 50 destinations in region.
  • Carrier also plans to open a $2 billion transformed Terminal B in Houston later this year, adding 22 mainline gates.


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