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Are you fully vaccinated? If so, you can have a shot at winning free United flights for a year. To encourage travelers to get vaccinated and upload documentation of their vaccination records, United Airlines is running a sweepstakes offering participants the chance at free flights for a year. Here's how to enter and what you could win.
United's “Your Shot to Fly” Sweepstakes
According to recent data, 50% of the U.S. population has received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. However, the U.S. still has a ways to go to reach the 70% threshold that experts estimate is needed to reach herd immunity.
If you're still on the fence about getting vaccinated, there's yet another reason to do so. United Airlines is offering vaccinated travelers the chance to win free flights for a year, among other prizes.
United Free Flights Sweepstakes Details
Now, through June 22, 2021, travelers that upload documentation of their COVID-19 vaccination records will be entered to win two possible prizes. This includes free flights on United for a year. Here are the prizes participants have a chance to win:
- Grand Prize: 5 winners receive one year of free travel to any United Airlines destination in any class of service for themselves and a companion
- Runner-Up Prize: 30 winners will receive a roundtrip flight for two in any class of service to any United Airlines destination.
In all, there are 35 prizes up for grabs. Free United flights for a year are limited to 26 roundtrips and $275,000. The 30 roundtrip prizes are limited to 2 tickets up to $7,700.

To enter, you'll need to upload your COVID-19 vaccine records by the end of the day on June 22. You can still add your COVID-19 vaccine records to your MileagePlus account after the deadline. However, if you do so after June 22, you will not be eligible to participate in this sweepstake.
How To Enter United's “Your Shot to Fly”
Entering United's COVID-19 vaccination sweepstake is simple and takes only a few minutes. To get started, click the following link to navigate to the sweepstake landing page. Once on the landing page, scroll down and select “Upload your card.”
Keep in mind, you will need to be a registered MileagePlus member to upload your COVID-19 vaccination card.

Once you click “Upload your card,” you will be prompted to log in to your MileagePlus account if you are not already logged in on your device. Once logged in, you can upload your COVID-19 vaccination card. Your vaccine card must be stored on the device you're using to register for the sweepstakes.

Once you've uploaded your card, you will need to enter your vaccine records manually and click a few boxes. Upon entering vaccine data and checking each box, click save.
Just like that, you've added your COVID-19 vaccination card to your MileagePlus profile. You will see a message like the one below if your submission was added to your account successfully.

The Bottom Line
Now through June 22, adding your COVID-19 vaccination records to your MileagePlus account gives you a shot at winning free United flights. 5 winners will receive free flights for a year, and 30 winners will receive a round-trip flight for two. All you have to do is add your COVID-19 vaccination card to your MileagePlus account. The entire process takes less than 5 minutes.
Additionally, as more countries and organizations require proof of vaccination, uploading your COVID-19 vaccination card to your MileagePlus account will streamline providing proof when traveling. You can click here to access the full sweepstakes terms and conditions.
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