flyingtogether.ual.com
Flying Together is United Airlines’ private work portal for employees, retirees, and other approved users, not a public website for booking normal passenger flights.
What is Flying Together used for?
The portal brings many United work tools into one secure place, including company news, pay information, benefits, employee travel, and other staff services.
An employee may use it to read internal updates, find human resources information, review workplace documents, or open another United system.
Travel benefits are a major part of the portal because eligible United workers receive standby travel and discounted airfare as part of their employment benefits.
The exact menus that appear depend on the user’s job, work status, location, and access rights.
Retirees may also use Flying Together for travel and benefit information, although some retired-user services can follow different login rules.
Who can sign in to the website?
The site is mainly for current United Airlines employees and people who have been given approved access by United.
Users normally sign in with a United user ID, username, or other company-issued account information rather than a normal customer email address.
A MileagePlus account is not the same thing as a Flying Together employee account.
Regular travelers who want to buy a ticket, check in, view a trip, or check flight status should use the public United Airlines website instead.
People looking for a job at United should use the official United careers website because Flying Together does not provide public job applications.
How do you log in safely?
Open the exact address flyingtogether.ual.com and check that the browser shows a secure connection before entering your account details.
The domain should end in ual.com, because pages using extra words, unusual spellings, or unrelated endings may be unofficial copies.
Enter your United user ID or approved username and your password on the official sign-in screen.
Complete any identity check or multi-factor authentication step that United requests.
Never share your password, authentication code, security answers, or recovery details with a person who contacts you by email, text, or telephone.
Do not use login instructions from random blogs or videos when you can reach the official portal directly.
It is also safer to bookmark the main Flying Together address rather than bookmarking a long temporary login or logout address that appears after redirection.
What should you do when the login does not work?
First, check the username carefully because a United employee ID may be different from a personal email address or MileagePlus number.
Next, confirm that Caps Lock is off and that the password has been entered exactly as created.
Close old browser tabs, reopen the official portal, and try again because an expired login session can sometimes return an error or logout page.
You can also clear cookies for the United login pages or try a current version of a common browser.
Some United services require JavaScript and cookies, so blocking either one may stop the sign-in page from working correctly.
United’s official login help page directs users who need to set or reset a password to the Digital Technology Service Desk at 847-700-5800, or 800-255-5801 for supported toll-free locations.
International callers may need to use United’s international access process, which is also explained on the official login-help page.
Can family members or pass riders use it?
Eligible family members and pass riders may receive travel privileges, but they should not normally use an employee’s private username and password.
Access methods for pass travel can change, so employees and retirees should read the latest instructions inside Flying Together before giving anyone travel access.
For example, an association for retired United employees reported that the separate employeeRES pass-rider website stopped being available on August 1, 2025, with affected pass riders being moved toward MileagePlus-linked access.
That change shows why older guides may give steps that no longer work.
The sponsoring employee or retiree should check the current Travel section in Flying Together whenever a pass rider needs help.
Is Flying Together the same as United.com?
No, the two sites serve different people and different tasks.
Flying Together is an internal employee resource, while United.com is the public customer site for flights, bookings, check-in, MileagePlus, and trip management.
A person can have access to both websites, but each site may use a different account and password.
The simplest rule is to use Flying Together for United work and employee benefits, and use United.com for normal passenger travel.