Oneworld to launch e-ticket interlining
A series of new initiatives has been unveiled by Oneworld – the global airline alliance comprising Aer Lingus, American Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific Airways, Finnair, Iberia, LanChile and Qantas – as it seeks to accelerate the “deepening the levels of co-operation between its members”.
The latest developments were announced as the Chief Executives of the eight carriers gathered in Hong Kong for the latest meeting of the alliance’s Governing Board.
The new steps include:
Commenting on the initiaves, Peter Buecking, oneworld’s Managing Partner, said: “The developments we are announcing today are the result of a manageable-sized grouping of well established partners committed to and capable of working together to the benefit of their companies, their customers and the employees. By building a stronger alliance, our members are also making their individual companies stronger at this difficult time for our industry, while, at the same time, creating enhanced services for their customers.
“oneworld’s aim is simple: To establish the world’s best airline alliance. We will do so by working harder and smarter than the rest to offer the overall best customer services and products and to generate even more value for our members, by helping them reduce costs and earn more revenue.”
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