Indian carrier joins oneworld
Indian carrier Kingfisher Airlines is to join the oneworld alliance.
The airline is currently being mentored by a team from British Airways which will help it with its joining programme.
A firm date for full membership will be announced shortly.
Once part of oneworld, members of the airline’s King Club can earn and redeem rewards and gain tier status points across the alliance network. This will grow the scheme’s reach thanks to Kingfisher’s 69 destinations across nine countries.
by Dinah Hatch
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