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Sep 24Thu
  1. Business Travel News

    American Airlines and Starlux Launch Codeshare Partnership

    American Airlines and Starlux Airlines announced a codeshare partnership. American will place its code on Starlux-operated flights to Taipei Taoyuan International Airport from Los Angeles, Ontario (Calif.), San Francisco and Seattle-Tacoma, and plans to place its code on Starlux-operated Phoenix-Taipei flights pending regulatory approval. AAdvantage members can earn miles and points when booking an American codeshare operated by Starlux. Starlux passengers from Taipei can connect to 20 North American cities on American-operated flights on a single ticket with baggage checked through to final destinations. Flights are now available for booking for travel beginning Sept. 30.

Sep 20Sun
  1. CATA

    4th CATA Aviation Conference Held in Beijing, Focusing on AI Integration in Civil Aviation

    From September 17 to 19, the 4th CATA Aviation Conference was held at the China National Convention Center Phase II in Beijing, with over 230 organizations and representatives from nearly 20 countries and regions participating under the theme 'AI Integration in Civil Aviation.' Air China and Turkish Airlines discussed expanding codeshare cooperation, while TravelSky, Shanghai Airport, and the digital units of China Southern, China Eastern and Sichuan Airlines pursued cooperation on technology innovation and business collaboration. Leaders from ICAO, IATA, AAPA and AACO, as well as civil aviation authorities including CAAC, UAE GCAA, US FAA, Singapore CAAS and Cambodia SSCA, attended. A conc…

Sep 3Thu
Sep 2Wed
  1. TravelDaily China

    AirAsia and Pegasus launch first codeshare, boosting Istanbul flights

    AirAsia has entered its first codeshare partnership with Pegasus, Turkey's largest low-cost carrier, connecting Southeast Asia and Europe via Istanbul. The initial phase covers five European destinations: London Stansted, Moscow Vnukovo, Ankara Esenboga, Zurich and Athens, with the joint network eventually offering access to more than 100 routes between Asia and Europe. AirAsia plans to increase Kuala Lumpur-Istanbul (KUL-SAW) flights from four to seven weekly by February 2027. Travellers can book the entire journey under one reservation and check baggage through to the final destination.