New Delhi: IndiGo has taken the code share route to expand its presence in international markets, which is yet to take off.
The budget carrier will now launch a wider codeshare with Air France-KLM from February 2022.
The announcement comes days after making a similar arrangement with American, which recently launched New York-Delhi flights.
AF-KLM earlier had a metal neutrality agreement with Jet Airways.
“With this new partnership, air France And KLM Will give its customers access to 25 new Indian destinations. From their hubs in Paris and Amsterdam, Air France and KLM already serve four destinations in India: Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Bengaluru. Upon departure from India, Air France and KLM will open their global network of over 250 destinations to IndiGo customers, with over 120 destinations in Europe and around 50 in the US. Subject to government approval, this collaboration will commence in February 2022,” IndiGo said in a statement.
The fact that the full-service international carrier is sharing the code with IndiGo shows the dominance of budget flight in India which has multiple LCCs and billionaire investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala-backed Akasa will start flying this coming summer.
Full service location will be completely related Tata Group Once upon a time it acquired Air India early next year. then both Vistara (a joint venture of Singapore Aviation and Tata) and will be part of the AI Group.
The union that will revive Jet2.0 next year as a full-service airline has yet to do anything more concrete than just issue a statement from time to time.
The budget carrier will now launch a wider codeshare with Air France-KLM from February 2022.
The announcement comes days after making a similar arrangement with American, which recently launched New York-Delhi flights.
AF-KLM earlier had a metal neutrality agreement with Jet Airways.
“With this new partnership, air France And KLM Will give its customers access to 25 new Indian destinations. From their hubs in Paris and Amsterdam, Air France and KLM already serve four destinations in India: Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Bengaluru. Upon departure from India, Air France and KLM will open their global network of over 250 destinations to IndiGo customers, with over 120 destinations in Europe and around 50 in the US. Subject to government approval, this collaboration will commence in February 2022,” IndiGo said in a statement.
The fact that the full-service international carrier is sharing the code with IndiGo shows the dominance of budget flight in India which has multiple LCCs and billionaire investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala-backed Akasa will start flying this coming summer.
Full service location will be completely related Tata Group Once upon a time it acquired Air India early next year. then both Vistara (a joint venture of Singapore Aviation and Tata) and will be part of the AI Group.
The union that will revive Jet2.0 next year as a full-service airline has yet to do anything more concrete than just issue a statement from time to time.
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