Qantas looks set to sign a code-share deal with
Emirates, which would see
Qantas flying to Dubai and then passengers would transfer to Emirates to fly to European cities. The arrangement has short and long-term implications for the future of Qantas International - should they do the deal?
Emirates and JetBlue widen codesharing - Khaleej Times
Emirates' move to boost ties with JetBlue was close on the heels of a decision by the New Zealand Minister for Transport to approve the Dubai-based carrier's partnership with Qantas. Under the new agreement with JetBlue, the US carrier would place its “B6” ...
Qantas and Emirates will now be able to include trans-Tasman flights in their ... - Travel Daily Media
This includes enabling Emirates and Qantas to codeshare on trans-Tasman services and offering joint frequent flyer benefits and lounge access to passengers of both airlines. “This decision means that New Zealand consumers can tap into the lounges, ...
Why Emirates and friends will soon reshape American aviation - CAPA - Centre for Aviation
For one thing, Emirates had, prior to its Qantas deal, eschewed the concept of partnerships, beyond a number of codeshares and some FFP cooperation. It saw itself as being large enough to achieve its goals without resort to other airlines – and certainly was ...
New Zealand gives approval to Emirates-Qantas tie up - Arabian Aerospace (blog)
The alliance, announced in September last year, saw Qantas move its hub for European services to Dubai from 31 March and codeshare on a number of Emirates' services between Australia, Europe and Asia. Similarly, Emirates will codeshare on a number ...
