Traveling by plane is about to get even more luxurious than ever before!

©United Airlines
With new routes being added to airline companies and more folks opting to fly for their domestic and international travels, airline companies are looking for ways to continue to enhance their passengers’ experience. One particular airline company is looking to make changes to its international offerings and might have you seriously considering taking an international trip sooner.
United Airlines has just unveiled the United Elevated interior for its new Boeing 787-9 airplanes. The updated features you’ll find inside these planes aim to raise “the standard of international premium travel among U.S. carriers.” Its newest additions include new business class suites, the greatest number of total premium seats in United’s fleet, an Ossetra caviar amuse-bouche service, Starlink connectivity, and even larger 4K OLED seatback screens.

©United
Each of these new suites, called the United Polaris Studio suites, is positioned in the first row of each business class section. All eight seats will lie flat and include all-aisle-access seats, which are 25% larger than existing United Polaris seats with privacy doors, an extra ottoman seat for companions, exclusive entrée options, new amenity kits with luxury skincare offerings, wireless charging, Bluetooth connectivity, and more.

©United Airlines
These new upgrades to the suites aren’t the only addition to the airline. Additionally, standard United Polaris seats will also be upgraded to suites with the addition of sliding doors and larger, 19-inch 4K OLED screens. Further, each passenger flying United Polaris business class will have access to the airline’s six award-winning United Polaris lounges.

©Getty Images
These upgrades are a small part of a complete transformation of United’s models of luxury airline. All in all, additional upgrades in the nose-to-tail makeover include refined finishes and a warmer feel throughout, offering something for everyone.

Is your passport ready?
United expects the first passengers to experience the upgraded luxuries of United 787-9 planes to begin before the end of 2025, with the first international passenger flights planned in 2026. Overall, United flies to 147 total international destinations, making all of United’s future 787 passengers accessible to experience United Polaris Studio suites and elevated interiors. Down the road, United also anticipates adding around 30 more of these planes to join its fleet by 2027.
Don’t go away! We’re focused on bringing you the latest news, updates, changes, and more that could affect how you travel on your next vacation. Be sure to stay tuned with us at DFB to see it all!
NEWS: A $72 Million Bathroom Upgrade Is Coming to the Orlando Airport
Travel Updates, Tips, and Tricks

Complete Guide to Booking the CHEAPEST Flight to Disney World
Our Best Tips For Flying Through the Orlando International Airport
Step-by-Step Guide: How to Get to Disney World From the Orlando Airport
Join the DFB Newsletter to Get All the Latest Disney News Delivered Right to Your Inbox! Click Here to Subscribe


Our handy (and portable!) ebook guides make sure you get the best deals and can plan a vacation of a lifetime.

TRENDING NOW
There should be some lighter weeks at EPCOT in 2027.
Here's the Disney World news you might have missed this week.
You can now shop for all your Disney Christmas presents in ONE spot on Amazon!
There's a new resident at Disney's Animal Kingdom!
We've got the ultimate pumpkin pie showdown between a fancy Disney World spot and a...
Indulge in the mahjong lifestyle with these sweet online finds!
With the growing demand from Disney World guests to stay at Disney hotels, Disney is...
Some of the souvenirs we found in Magic Kingdom this week are available online!
The Jungle Cruise will be experiencing an extended closure at Tokyo Disney.
You can't miss this massive Disney Amazon sale!
Not everything may be available during Universal Nights at Epic Universe.
While you might feel like you're in the Disney bubble while at Disney World, you...
EPCOT is going to be completely different in one month!
We're sharing the terrible, no-good, horrible experiences we had at Disney World hotels -- and...
Add a pair of further Disney World permanent closures to the 2026 list.
Most Disney World wait times were down THIS week.
Staying at a Disney hotel can be magical, but there are some problems.
A big hotel room request change just hit Disney World!
Big changes are coming to Disneyland, and some rides might not live to see this...
Ever wondered what being a reporter for DisneyFoodBlog is really like? We're bringing you behind...