United Airlines Makes Major Change at Its Fastest-Growing Hub

United Airlines has made a major change at a key hub.

Denver is the airline's "fastest-growing" hub, according to United.

United announced "the opening of its fourth club at Denver International Airport, a new 33,000 sq.-ft. United Club at Denver International Airport that offers more than 600 seats, a modern Colorado-inspired design, locally-sourced decor and improved amenities that provide an elevated experience," the airline wrote in a news release.

United Airlines Averages 550 Daily Departures in Denver

Denver is an important location for United Airlines. 

"Located on the west side of the B Concourse near gate B32, the new club complements the United Club on the east side of the B Concourse, providing two options for customers based on their departure gate," the airline wrote in the news release.

And there are a lot of departures.

"With more than 550 average daily departures, Denver is home to United’s fastest-growing hub," the airline wrote on July 31. 

"Since 2021, United has invested nearly $1 billion to further improve the customer experience in Denver, including this club expansion," added United.

An United Airlines plane is seen at George Bush Intercontinental Airport on July 25, 2025, in Houston, Texas. (Photo by RONALDO SCHEMIDT / AFP) (Photo by RONALDO SCHEMIDT/AFP via Getty Images)

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"From Denver, United operates to more than 180 destinations across 45 states and 11 countries. This summer, United added Rome, Italy and now has flights to 22 international destinations from Denver – more than any airline in the city’s history," United noted. "United is the only U.S. airline with nonstop service from DEN to Europe and the only airline to fly nonstop to Asia and Hawaii."

Over the last three years, United "has expanded and renovated all of the United Club locations in Denver," the news release says. 

“Passengers will love our newest United Club in Denver, giving them more space, premium amenities and a sense of place during their travel journey,” said Aaron McMillan, United’s Managing Director of Hospitality Programs, in the release. “As Denver’s most-flown airline, United’s expansion and renovation of United Club locations are an important part of continuing to improve our customer experience here.”

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