US airliner JetBlue recently announced plans to launch a partnership with United Arab Emirates’ national airline Etihad Airways, say reports, a venture that would allow customers to travel along both airlines’ routes on a single ticket.
The companies announced the partnership plans Wednesday, a deal that will begin with a codeshare on 40 JetBlue routes in the US; the venture will be extended later this year as Etihad begins daily flights to Los Angeles, say reports.
The partnership remains subject to regulatory clearance.
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