Moves add 16 more destinations across 6 countries
Air India has unveiled entered four new interline partnerships with up-and-coming airlines to increase connectivity to Europe and Central Asia.
Air India has signed agreements with airBaltic, Bulgaria Air, Cyprus Airways, and Uzbekistan Airways.
The new partnerships will provide Air India guests seamless travel options to 16 more destinations across 6 countries in these regions, while providing easier access to India to the passengers of the respective partner airlines.
Travellers will also get seamless connections to more than 30 Indian cities.
“These four new interline partnerships significantly enhance Air India’s global reach and open seamless pathways to vibrant cities across some of the most important emerging markets of today,” said Nipun Aggarwal, chief commercial officer of Air India.
“Our partnerships with airBaltic, Bulgaria Air, Cyprus Airways, and Uzbekistan Airways, bring more travel options and smoother journeys for our growing base of customers worldwide as well as reinforce India’s rising status as a key global aviation hub.”
Bookings will progressively open for these interline connections through Air India’s website, mobile app, or via travel agents worldwide.
