United Airlines is spreading holiday cheer with "Fantasy Flights," which take off from 13 cities around the world with service to the "North Pole." It's a Christmas miracle. Primary Menu Sections ...

Denver, Colorado — Dozens of kids cheered on a festively decked-out plane in Denver on Saturday when the pilot announced their destination for the day: the North Pole.

As takeoff approached, the kids counted down from five. “You can hear them from the flight deck screaming in the back that we're heading for the North Pole,” Zimmerman says.

DENVER – Dozens of kids cheered on a festively decked-out plane in Denver last weekend when the pilot announced their destination for the day: the North Pole. More than 100 children, some of ...

AP Dressed in a Grinch costume, a flight attendant entertains passengers during the United Airlines annual "fantasy flight" to a fictional North Pole at Denver International Airport, Saturday, Dec ...

Bryce Bosley, 6, was tickled to see Santa and all the North Pole had to offer. “The North Pole is fun because there’s games, food, and all the activities are really fun,” he said.

Nine-year-old Rylan Hadad, left, walks with his mother, Eva, during the United Airlines annual "fantasy flight" to a fictional North Pole at Denver International Airport, Dec. 14, 2024, in Denver.

DENVER (AP) — Dozens of kids cheered on a festively decked-out plane in Denver on Saturday when the pilot announced their destination for the day: the North Pole. More than 100 children, some of ...

DENVER — Dozens of kids cheered on a festively decked-out plane in Denver on Saturday when the pilot announced their destination for the day: the North Pole. More than 100 children, some of whom ...

Dozens of kids cheered on a festively decked-out plane in Denver on Saturday when the pilot announced their destination for ...

DENVER — Dozens of kids cheered on a festively decked-out plane in Denver on Saturday when the pilot announced their destination for the day: the North Pole. More than 100 children, some of whom ...

A Boeing 757 plane at the Kansas City International Airport Saturday was packed with kids, parents, and volunteers giving them a magical holiday season moment as they traveled to the North Pole.