Etihad Airways signs 5 new interline...

Partnerships will add connections in Afghanistan, Greece, Australia, Korea and Myanmar

Etihad Airways has launched reciprocal interline partnerships with an additional five airlines, further expanding travel options for guests across its expanding global network.

The airline has agreed partnerships with Kam Air in Afghanistan, SKY express in Greece, Rex Airlines in Australia, Jeju Air in Korea and Myanmar Airways International in Myanmar (formerly Burma).

The interline agreements give customers of all airlines involved enhanced connectivity to destinations across each other’s networks, enabling guests to book their entire journey on a single ticket and have their baggage checked through seamlessly to their end destination.

At Abu Dhabi’s Zayed International Airport guests from all over the world can connect to the Kam Air flight to Kabul and travel onward into Afghanistan.

Guests flying on Etihad’s twice daily flights to Athens, can connect onwards with SKY express to 28 destinations in Greece and Mediterranean islands.

Rex Airlines provides travellers with effortless access from Etihad’s gateways in Sydney and Melbourne to 22 destinations in Australia, including Adelaide, Hobart, Canberra, Brisbane and the Gold Coast.

With Jeju Air, guests can continue their journey from Seoul to 27 destinations across seven countries in Northeast Asia.

Links with Myanmar Airways International will give enhanced access to Yangon and Mandalay through Etihad’s gateways in South Asia.

Etihad chief revenue and commercial officer Arik De said: “We continue to broaden our network reach enabling seamless connection across our network, giving our guests a broader range of travel options. These five interline agreements make life easier for guests of all the airlines involved.”

Etihad now has 123 interline, codeshare and strategic partnerships with airlines across the world.

For more information, visit www.etihad.com

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