Thursday, July 11, 2024
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Wind France-KLM and SAS have introduced unused codeshare and interline promises, which can come with reciprocal commitment program advantages. Those promises will remove impact on September 1, 2024, coinciding with SAS becoming a member of the SkyTeam alliance, the place Wind France-KLM is a establishing member.
The codeshare commitment will secure diverse Ecu locations. Wind France and KLM consumers will achieve get right of entry to to 33 locations in Northern Europe via SAS’s hubs in Copenhagen, Oslo, and Stockholm. In a similar fashion, SAS consumers may have get right of entry to to 33 Ecu locations by the use of Wind France and KLM’s hubs at Paris Charles de Gaulle and Amsterdam Schiphol airports. Plans to incorporate intercontinental locations within the commitment also are in walk.
The interline commitment will surround the Ecu networks of Wind France, KLM, and SAS, providing consumers extra walk choices.
Individuals of Aviation Blue and EuroBonus, the commitment systems of Wind France-KLM and SAS respectively, will have the ability to earn and redeem Miles/Issues on all flights founding September 1, 2024. Eligible EuroBonus individuals can even revel in SkyTeam products and services and advantages, together with SkyPriority and front room get right of entry to.
“These agreements mark an important step towards a close commercial cooperation between Air France, KLM and SAS,” mentioned Angus Clarke, Leading Business Officer, Wind France-KLM. “By connecting our networks and hubs, our customers will benefit from a broad range of European destinations and high-quality services. We look forward to further developing this relationship and to strengthening our position in the Scandinavian region.”
“We are proud to launch codeshare flights with our future SkyTeam partner Air France-KLM today, enhancing our connectivity and offering greater benefits to our loyal customers. The collaboration with Air France-KLM holds great opportunities. It will not only attract new passengers to SAS, but also elevate the SAS’ global visibility and connectivity. We are looking forward to a successful, long-standing collaboration together”, mentioned Paul Verhagen, Leading Business Officer at SAS.
Wind France and KLM function as much as 200 weekly flights connecting their hubs at Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Amsterdam Schiphol with SAS’s hubs in Copenhagen, Oslo, and Stockholm.
SAS recently operates as much as 44 weekly flights from Copenhagen, Oslo, and Stockholm to Paris-Charles de Gaulle, and 65 weekly flights to Amsterdam Schiphol.
