Newark Liberty tracks 25 destinations — 9 domestic and 16 international — with 18 of the 25 (72%) carrying a verified historical direct-service record, the strongest overall share of any U.S. airport in this batch. Domestic is verified in 8 of 9 cases, and international is verified in 10 of 16, but that international number hides a sharp split by region.
United's hub operation at Newark shows up clearly in the data: every tracked Canadian route is verified, and five of six UK routes are too, which together with the near-complete domestic network paints Newark as a genuine short and medium-haul workhorse with real transatlantic reach. Where it drops off entirely is Australia. None of the five tracked Australian pairs, from Brisbane to Perth, show a verified nonstop, so those remain connection-routed itineraries regardless of how solid the rest of Newark's network looks. Oddly, the very shortest route on the list, the 34 km hop to JFK, is also unverified — a reminder that a missing record in this dataset reflects historical scheduled-carrier data, not a claim that no flight has ever existed.
Eight of Newark's nine domestic routes carry a verified historical direct-service record, including Boston, Chicago, Atlanta, Miami, Dallas, Seattle, Los Angeles and San Francisco. The one exception is the 34 km hop to JFK, likely because that pairing isn't the kind of route a mainline scheduled carrier typically operates between two airports set that close together.
| Destination | Country | Distance | Flight Time | Haul | Verified Service |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
New York JFK |
United States | 34 km / 21 mi | ≈ 0.0h | Short-haul | — no record |
Boston BOS |
United States | 323 km / 201 mi | ≈ 0.4h | Short-haul | ✓ 2 carriers |
Chicago ORD |
United States | 1,154 km / 717 mi | ≈ 1.4h | Short-haul | ✓ 3 carriers |
Atlanta ATL |
United States | 1,198 km / 745 mi | ≈ 1.4h | Short-haul | ✓ 7 carriers |
Miami MIA |
United States | 1,750 km / 1,087 mi | ≈ 2.1h | Short-haul | ✓ 3 carriers |
Dallas DFW |
United States | 2,204 km / 1,370 mi | ≈ 2.6h | Short-haul | ✓ 3 carriers |
Seattle SEA |
United States | 3,855 km / 2,395 mi | ≈ 4.5h | Medium-haul | ✓ 3 carriers |
Los Angeles LAX |
United States | 3,941 km / 2,449 mi | ≈ 4.6h | Medium-haul | ✓ 2 carriers |
San Francisco SFO |
United States | 4,118 km / 2,559 mi | ≈ 4.8h | Medium-haul | ✓ 2 carriers |
Newark's 16 international routes split sharply by region: all 5 Canadian routes are verified, 5 of 6 UK routes are verified (only London Gatwick is not), and 0 of 5 Australian routes are verified. That makes Newark's international network genuinely strong across the North Atlantic and thin, on this record, toward the Pacific.
| Destination | Country | Distance | Flight Time | Haul | Verified Service |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Ottawa YOW |
Canada | 529 km / 329 mi | ≈ 0.6h | Short-haul | ✓ 1 carrier |
Montreal YUL |
Canada | 533 km / 331 mi | ≈ 0.6h | Short-haul | ✓ 2 carriers |
Toronto YYZ |
Canada | 558 km / 347 mi | ≈ 0.7h | Short-haul | ✓ 2 carriers |
Calgary YYC |
Canada | 3,246 km / 2,017 mi | ≈ 3.8h | Medium-haul | ✓ 1 carrier |
Vancouver YVR |
Canada | 3,899 km / 2,423 mi | ≈ 4.6h | Medium-haul | ✓ 3 carriers |
Glasgow GLA |
United Kingdom | 5,183 km / 3,220 mi | ≈ 6.1h | Long-haul | ✓ 2 carriers |
Edinburgh EDI |
United Kingdom | 5,245 km / 3,259 mi | ≈ 6.2h | Long-haul | ✓ 2 carriers |
Manchester MAN |
United Kingdom | 5,384 km / 3,345 mi | ≈ 6.3h | Long-haul | ✓ 2 carriers |
Birmingham BHX |
United Kingdom | 5,445 km / 3,384 mi | ≈ 6.4h | Long-haul | ✓ 2 carriers |
London LHR |
United Kingdom | 5,563 km / 3,457 mi | ≈ 6.5h | Long-haul | ✓ 8 carriers |
London LGW |
United Kingdom | 5,592 km / 3,475 mi | ≈ 6.6h | Long-haul | — no record |
Brisbane BNE |
Australia | 15,474 km / 9,615 mi | ≈ 18.2h | Long-haul | — no record |
Sydney SYD |
Australia | 15,981 km / 9,930 mi | ≈ 18.8h | Long-haul | — no record |
Melbourne MEL |
Australia | 16,663 km / 10,354 mi | ≈ 19.6h | Long-haul | — no record |
Adelaide ADL |
Australia | 17,090 km / 10,619 mi | ≈ 20.1h | Long-haul | — no record |
Perth PER |
Australia | 18,686 km / 11,611 mi | ≈ 22.0h | Long-haul | — no record |
18 of Newark's 25 tracked routes carry a verified historical operating record, and reading them by region is more useful than reading them as one flat list: North America and the UK are solidly verified, Australia is not verified at all.
OpenFlights' historical route dataset records 8 carriers operating this city pair, flying Airbus A340-600, Boeing 767-300, Boeing 777. It's the best-served pair in Newark's whole tracked network — still confirm current-day operation and schedule in your GDS before quoting, since this dataset reflects historical service, not a live timetable.
AA American AirlinesAY FinnairBA British AirwaysDL Delta Air LinesIB Iberia Airlines7 carriers on record (717, Embraer ERJ) — solidly served, competitive pricing across at least a few airlines historically.
AF Air FranceAM AeroMéxicoAZ AlitaliaDL Delta Air LinesKL KLM Royal Dutch Airlines3 carriers on record (73G, CR7, E75) — solidly served, competitive pricing across at least a few airlines historically.
AA American AirlinesUA United AirlinesUS US Airways3 carriers on record (Boeing 737-900, Boeing 757) — solidly served, competitive pricing across at least a few airlines historically.
AA American AirlinesUA United AirlinesUS US AirwaysEWR as origin applies to every check here; because the domestic and transatlantic sides of this network are heavily verified, a standard availability search is likely to surface real nonstop inventory on most of those routes, with Australia the clear exception to plan around.
Amadeus: AN15JULEWRxxx Sabre: A15JUNEWRxxx Galileo: A/15JUNEWRxxx
Replace xxx with the destination's own 3-letter IATA code from the tables above — the availability-check syntax itself doesn't change by destination, only the city pair does.
18 of the 25 tracked here: 8 of 9 domestic routes, all 5 Canadian routes, and 5 of 6 UK routes. None of the 5 Australian routes are verified.
This dataset shows no verified historical direct-service record for the 34 km Newark–JFK pairing, the shortest route on Newark's list — not surprising for two airports this close together, where scheduled mainline service between them isn't the norm.
No. None of the five tracked Australian pairs (Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth) show a verified historical direct-service record from Newark. Expect at least one connection, commonly via the West Coast or a Gulf or Asian hub.
Strong on this record: 5 of 6 tracked UK routes — Glasgow, Edinburgh, Manchester, Birmingham and London Heathrow — are verified. Only London Gatwick is not.
JFK at 34 km and Boston at 323 km are the shortest, though only Boston carries a verified historical direct-service record in this dataset.
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