American carrier United Airlines today said it will operate its latest Boeing 777-300ER aircraft to service its Mumbai and New York/Newark route from October.
The new wide-body plane, which features the all-new United Polaris business class seats, will replace the 777-200ER, which is currently being used to operate the route, United Airlines said in a release.
The third largest US carrier after Delta and American Airlines, United Airlines currently flies once daily between Mumbai and New York/Newark.
"We are excited to introduce the 777-300ER to our service between Mumbai and New York/Newark. I am confident our customers in India will appreciate our all-new United Polaris business class seats on board this aircraft," said Harvinder Singh, United Airlines' country manager for India.
The American carrier also flies to New Delhi besides Mumbai.
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