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United Airlines launched daily nonstop service between Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport and San Francisco on Monday, October 26, according to Airport Improvement. The inaugural flight left CVG in the morning, while the return flight departed SFO in the afternoon. Airport officials project an annual economic impact of $36.5 million for the region. San Francisco was CVG's largest underserved route over the past five years. The route raises United's nonstop network from CVG to six destinations and adds connections to Asia through SFO.

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00:00Travelers in Cincinnati now have a daily non-stop flight to San Francisco.
00:04United Airlines started the route on Monday, October 26, according to airport improvement.
00:10The first flight left Cincinnati Northern Kentucky International Airport in the morning.
00:14The return flight left San Francisco in the afternoon.
00:18Airport officials project the route will bring a $36.5 million annual economic impact to the region.
00:24San Francisco ranks in the top 25 destinations from the airport.
00:28It was also its largest underserved route over the past five years.
00:33The new flight brings United's non-stop network from the airport to six destinations.
00:38It also opens connections through San Francisco to Tokyo, Seoul, Singapore, and Hong Kong.
00:43The airport welcomed 9 million travelers in 2025 and offers more than 55 non-stop destinations.
00:50Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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