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United Airlines official airline for Pride in London
United Airlines is the official airline for Pride in London 2022.
The airline’s employees will participate in this year’s London Pride march on 2 July 2022 and are entering a float into the parade.
United has previously marched in parades and attended festivals in the UK and around the world.
United’s business resource group, EQUAL, honoured veteran campaigner Peter Tatchell, by presenting an EQUAL award at London Heathrow.
“At United Airlines, we have a diverse group of employees around the world and believe in equality for everyone,” said Ziv Russell, United’s Chairman EQUAL EMEAI.
“We are all proud to be supporting Pride in London this year.”
This summer, United is offering up to 22 daily flights from London Heathrow to the United States.
The airline operates nonstop daily services to its hubs at Chicago O’Hare, New York/Newark, Washington/Dulles, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles and San Francisco, as well as its newly launched service to Boston.
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