Japan Airlines and China Eastern Airlines have
reached an agreement to expand their codeshare partnership to
include their entire Sino-Japan networks.
Starting from 8 October
2011, the airlines will place their respective flight designators
JL and MU on every flight operated by the other, between cities in
China and Japan.
The deeper relationship will add Yantai to JAL's
network of 15 Chinese cities, and Shizuoka, Okayama and Nagasaki
to China Eastern's existing network of 12 Japanese cities.
The
extension of the codeshare scheme to cover the entire China-Japan
network will make it easier for customers to understand and more
conveniently select from the combined operations of both carriers'
386 weekly flights on 42 routes between the two countries.
Both airlines
have also been offering a reciprocal frequent flyer program since
1 February 2008.
Reservations and sales for the new codeshare flights start
today, 27 September 2011.
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