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The Newest United 'Hub' Calls the World Wide Web Home

December 20, 2011 at 8:24 AM | by | Comments (0)

The newly combined United is adding a few hubs here and there—like the ones in Newark and Houston that used to belong to Continental. However, their newest hub is one that lives entirely on the internets.

United just launched UnitedHub.com in order to provide plenty of answers, information, and other handy facts about the airline, the merger, and the joys of flying around in economy class. The future promises to bring more about their travel apps, check-in process, and how to interact electronically with the jumbo-airline, but for now most of the stuff has to deal with what’s coming and what’s changing.

Stuff on the new site can be found in and around the existing Continental and United sites, but here all the little tidbits come together. Other stuff includes a Twitter/Facebook feed to see those chatting about United, as well as some warm and fuzzy video clips that make you feel happy that two airlines have found eternal happiness with one another.

All in all, we’ve got no complaints about the new little hub site, as it’s nice to have an online option to learn more about United as things progress and the Continental name fades away into the sunset. We’ll see what they do with the site once things are streamlined and smooshed together, but until then it’s worth checking out—even if just for a minute—if you’re trying to get used to the new United.

[Photo: United]

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