Etihad Airways
has expanded its interline electronic-ticketing services. The Abu Dhabi-based airline now has an interline agreement with 18
international carriers which allows passengers to book and fly with Etihad and the partner airlines using one e-ticket.
Peter Baumgartner, Etihad’s executive vice president marketing and product,
said, “Our interline agreements significantly enhance our
customer’s travel experience by offering flights to hundreds of additional global destinations and enabling them to book and organise their entire
journey at the same time.”
Among the 18 international carriers which Etihad has interline agreements are British Airways, Continental Airlines, Singapore Airlines and South
African Airways alongside the most recent additions, Gulf Air and Oman Air.
Etihad introduced e-ticketing in July 2006 and now offers the service on 90% of the airline’s international network, including Dublin which
was added in March.
Members of Etihad’s
loyalty programme, Etihad Guest, can also use the e-ticketing service when booking reward flight tickets.
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