"United's new premium fares will apply to long-haul international, transcontinental U.S. and select Hawaii flights, rebranding some flights with Polaris signage."
"Travelers booking domestic Polaris flights with standard or flexible fares will have access to Polaris lounges, while basic fare travelers will access the standard United Club."
"These new tiered options give customers more choice and make it easier to find a fare that includes the benefits they want most - whether that's a great value, added perks, or maximum flexibility."
United Airlines is implementing a tiered fare structure for premium flights, similar to its economy class. This change affects long-haul international, transcontinental U.S., and select Hawaii flights. Premium fares will include basic, standard, and flexible options, impacting seat selection and baggage allowances. Basic Polaris fares will not allow seat selection and include one checked bag, while standard and flexible fares allow seat selection and two checked bags. The new structure aims to provide travelers with more choices and benefits, as stated by United's Chief Commercial Officer.
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