United has revealed it will launch new nonstop services from Houston Intercontinental Airport and Washington Dulles International Airport to Cartagena, Colombia from December 17.

These new flights will operate year-round from both hubs, starting with four flights per week during the winter season.

United will fly a Boeing 737 on the route and customers on board can enjoy seatback screens at every seat with Bluetooth connectivity, larger overhead bins with room for everyone’s roll aboard bag and soon free Starlink Wi-Fi for MileagePlus members.

“Colombia has been an important part of United’s Latin America network for more than 30 years, and our new service to Cartagena reflects our continued investment in the country and commitment to offering customers new and distinct travel experiences,” said United Airlines Senior Vice President of Network Planning and Global Alliances, Patrick Quayle.

“As our third destination in Colombia, complementing our service to Bogota and Medellín, Cartagena gives our customers access to a different side of the country while making it easier for travellers across North America to experience one of the Caribbean’s most iconic destinations.”

The new routes will connect Cartagena to more than 70 destinations across the U.S. from United’s hubs in Houston and Washington, D.C.