Air India resumes codeshare partnership with Air Canada after five years

Aviation Updates: Air India on Saturday announced the resumption of its codeshare partnership with Air Canada. This partnership was suspended during the Corona epidemic. Under this codeshare agreement, Air India passengers will now be able to travel to Vancouver and London (Heathrow) as well as six other cities in Canada.

Partnership formed after five years

Through the codeshare system, passengers will be able to travel on flights of both the airlines on a single ticket. According to the release, Air India will impose its ‘AI’ code on Air Canada flights. These include flights from Vancouver to Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Montreal, Halifax and London Heathrow to Vancouver and Calgary.

In return, Air Canada passengers will get better connectivity to Amritsar, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Kochi via Delhi, and to Delhi and Mumbai via London (Heathrow). The release said that with this partnership, passengers of both the airlines will get a more convenient and seamless travel experience on a single ticket.

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