SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) - United says after a record-setting summer season with nearly 48 million customers, they are making it even easier for customers to keep adventuring as temperatures cool down.   In a release, United announced they are flying its largest winter schedule in company history with an average of nearly 4,600 flights every day during peak season. The airline will add flights at more than 140 U.S. airports including new flights to some of the most popular ski and sun destinations. The airline is forecasting its busiest winter season ever and says they are seeing a growing demand for international travel to Latin America and across the Atlantic. The winter schedule kicked off with United's inaugural flight between Newark/New York and Marrakesh, that launched on October 24.  Beginning October 27, the airline says it will be the only U.S. carrier to fly to Cebu, Philippines, with service from Tokyo/Narita.  Later this winter, United will also add nonstop service to Medellin, Colombia from Houston and to Dominica from Newark/New York.  "This winter, we're offering more flights to more destinations to give customers the widest range of places to explore," said Patrick Quayle, United's Senior Vice President of Global Network Planning and Alliances. "Whether that's adventuring somewhere new overseas, unwinding with some sun or enjoying the best ski towns in the country, we're pleased to offer easy access to the top destinations for winter getaways." To find out about flying expansions in Africa, more time to explore Europe, connections within the Pacific, and coast to coast domestic growth and more, click here.