flydubai Announces Seven New Interline Agreements

‍DUBAI — flydubai (FZ) announced seven new interline agreements, bringing the total number of Dubai-based carriers’ interline partners to 40.

Through these partnerships, passengers can seamlessly travel on a single-ticket itinerary reflecting the carrier’s commitment to expanding connectivity and growing in the global aviation market. FZ flies to more than 135 destinations, while codeshare and interline partners increase this number to over 300 destinations.

“Since 2009, we have remained committed to enhancing connectivity and facilitating free flows of trade and tourism, which is why we are pleased to have added seven new interline partners. These agreements will provide our passengers even more flexibility and choice when planning their travel, offering access to our partners’ route networks across key markets in Asia and Europe. At the same time, more passengers will be able to access Dubai as a leading destination for tourism and business, reaffirming its position as an international aviation hub,” said Ghaith Al Ghaith, CEO at flydubai.

“We look forward to welcoming on board passengers from beyond our network, where they can discover our exciting destinations and enjoy a comfortable travel experience, whether they choose to fly in Business Class or Economy Class,” added Al Ghaith.

New Partners

Extension of flydubai’s interline partnership network will provide passengers access to over 30 destinations in Europe with Aegean Airlines (A3) and ITA Airways (AZ) and over 90 destinations in Asia with Myanmar Airways International (8M), Air China (CA), China Eastern Airlines (MU), Hainan Airlines (HU), and Sichuan Airlines (3U).

Through partnership with A3 and AZ, passengers gain access to several destinations in Italy, Greece, and the rest of Europe, including Amsterdam, Athens, Brussels, Frankfurt, Madrid, Munich, Thessaloniki, Turin, and Venice.

Five new partnerships in Asia open new destinations in the Far East and South-East Asia, including Beijing, Chongqing, Hangzhou, Ho Chi Minh City, Shanghai, and Yangon.