Turkish Airlines (THY) and Air China have signed a “Code Sharing Agreement” based on free sale. According to the statement from THY, the two airlines have renewed their long-standing blocked-space sales-based code sharing agreement to a free sale-based code sharing agreement.
Starting with Istanbul-Beijing Flights
Initially covering flights between Istanbul and Beijing, this agreement will be a significant milestone in the strategic cooperation between the two airlines. This new agreement will lay a solid foundation for the development and expansion of the partnership’s scope. The free sale model will allow both airlines greater flexibility in ticket sales and offer more options to passengers.
Great Strategic Importance
The new free sale model will provide more flexibility and travel options for passengers of both airlines while strengthening the strategically important connection between Turkey and China. This agreement underscores Turkish Airlines and Air China’s commitment to facilitating travel experiences for their mutual passengers and strengthening the ties between the two airlines.
Increased Tourism and Economic Cooperation
Additionally, the new arrangement is expected to enhance tourism and economic exchange between the two countries. This development will not only provide improved travel convenience for passengers but also present new opportunities for cultural and commercial interactions. Both airlines anticipate that this cooperation will contribute to a significant increase in passenger traffic, promote mutual growth, and benefit the broader aviation industry.
New Opportunities for Joint Passengers
The agreement will offer various advantages to passengers of both airlines. Under the code sharing agreement, passengers will be able to use flights operated by both airlines with a single ticket, making travel planning easier and more flexible. Additionally, under the frequent flyer programs, passengers will be able to earn miles on flights operated by both airlines and use these miles for benefits offered by both carriers.
Turkish Airlines and Air China state that this agreement will pave the way for future collaborations. The two companies will continue to work on expanding the scope of their partnership and deepening their cooperation to include new destinations. The strategic partnership will contribute not only to air transportation between the two countries but also to the strengthening of cultural and economic ties.
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