Regional Flight Option Coming to Indy

United Airlines now offers two daily flight options to San Francisco from Indianapolis International Airport.

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A new regional flight option is coming to Indianapolis. United Airlines will Sunday begin offering local customers flights on what it calls the world’s only two-cabin, 50-seat regional aircraft to Chicago O’Hare.

Officials say the aircraft features more legroom, storage and amenities than other regional aircraft flying.

According to United, the plane, CRJ-550, is the world’s only 50-seat regional aircraft to offer true first-class seating. 

It’s other features include:

• Space for every customer to bring a roller bag on board
• A self-serve refreshment center for United First customers featuring a wide assortment of snacks and beverages
• More overall legroom per seat than any other 50-seat aircraft flown by a U.S. airline
• The ability to stay connected while in flight with United Wi-Fi