United: Los Angeles–Geneva From $612 Roundtrip in Basic Economy
Expired — this deal ended on September 22, 2026. It may no longer be bookable.
Los Angeles–Geneva fares start at $612 roundtrip in Basic Economy or $852 in regular economy, including taxes. Travel dates and a booking deadline were not provided; pricing varies by routing.
United’s Los Angeles–Geneva sale lists roundtrip fares of $612 in Basic Economy or $852 in regular economy, including all taxes. Eligible travel dates and a booking deadline were not supplied.
The offer references United and partners Air Canada, Austrian, Lufthansa and Swiss. Pricing may vary slightly depending on the routing.
The lowest fare is Basic Economy, not regular economy. Check the itinerary’s baggage, seat-selection and change restrictions before paying, and compare the total cost with the $852 regular-economy option.
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