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United Airlines Airlines Will Now Fly to Tahiti!

Starting October 30, 2018, United Airlines will begin flying to Tahiti. This is the 13th international route announced by the airline this year. From United:

United Airlines (UAL), the leading carrier in the San Francisco Bay Area, today announced it will begin service between San Francisco and Pape’ete, the capital of Tahiti, the South Pacific’s gateway to more than 118 islands in French Polynesia including Bora Bora, Moorea, the Marquesas and Raiatea. United is the only U.S. carrier offering nonstop service to Tahiti from the mainland United States. Tickets are now available for purchase.”

 

To read more on this story, go to United Airlines. For more FlyerTalk on the topic, head to this airlines-mileageplus/1882474-ua-fly-sfo-ppt-787-8-starting-october-30-2018-a.html”>thread.

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