UA · Star Alliance · Hub EWR, ORD, SFO, IAD, LAX
United Airlines business class review
United Polaris pairs Saks Fifth Avenue bedding and dedicated Polaris lounges with the largest US long-haul network, the practical choice for nonstop premium travel from five American hubs.
Advisor score
4.2/5
US-origin travelers who want the nonstop, not the connection.
- Seat & privacy
- 4.3
- Dining
- 4.0
- Service
- 4.0
- Lounges
- 4.5
The verdict
Inside Polaris
Polaris is the strongest US-flag business product: all-aisle-access suites (doors arriving fleet-wide with the Polaris Studio refresh), gel pillows, and the genuinely excellent Polaris Lounges, the SFO and EWR flagships include sit-down dining before boarding.
United's network is the argument: more long-haul nonstops from the US than any carrier, so Polaris is often the only one-seat ride on your route. Negotiated corporate-style fares make it far more attainable than the published $6,000+ levels suggest.
- Polaris Lounges with pre-flight sit-down dining
- Saks Fifth Avenue bedding program
- Largest US long-haul nonstop network
- Polaris Studio suites with doors rolling out
Where we book it
Popular United Airlines routes
Answers, upfront
United Airlines, answered
How much is United Polaris business class?
Published Polaris fares run $4,500-$9,000 round-trip to Europe and $6,000-$12,000 to Asia-Pacific. FlyBusinessClass negotiated fares typically save 30-50% on the same nonstops.
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