Finnair
and airberlin are building on their current codeshare cooperation and
expanding in markets in Scandinavia and the Middle East. Finnair code
is being added to airberlin flights starting from Oslo, Gothenburg,
Stockholm and Copenhagen to Berlin, and from Copenhagen to
Düsseldorf. Finnair is also adding its code to airberlin-operated
daily flights from Düsseldorf and Berlin to Abu Dhabi, which enables
passengers from Finland the possibility to book flights from Helsinki
to Abu Dhabi with airberlin via Finnair. Finnair’s own flights from
Helsinki to Tallinn, Turku, Tampere and Oulu now also have airberlin
code, for the first time offering airberlin passengers flights to
Estonia and domestic flights in Finland in combination with an
airberlin or a Finnair flight from Germany. The new codeshares are
available from October 28, 2012 and bookable now.
“We are very pleased with the growing cooperation with airberlin, our partner in oneworld,” says Finnair Vice President Paavo Virkkunen, responsible for alliance affairs. “This deepening of our codeshare arrangements helps us enhance our route network in the Nordic countries and build feeder traffic through our Helsinki hub.”
“Right from the beginning, the codeshare cooperation with our oneworld partner Finnair is developing very well for both of us, especially the routes between Germany and Helsinki,” says Paul Gregorowitsch, Chief Commercial Officer of airberlin. “We are happy to offer our flight guests the first-time opportunity to book a domestic flight in Finland as well as to Estonia and thus, to book flights within an extended Nordic route network.”
Since 2010, Finnair and airberlin have been sharing code on flights between Finland and Germany and to points onward in Italy and Austria. This year on March 20, airberlin joined the oneworld alliance, of which Finnair is a member.
“We are very pleased with the growing cooperation with airberlin, our partner in oneworld,” says Finnair Vice President Paavo Virkkunen, responsible for alliance affairs. “This deepening of our codeshare arrangements helps us enhance our route network in the Nordic countries and build feeder traffic through our Helsinki hub.”
“Right from the beginning, the codeshare cooperation with our oneworld partner Finnair is developing very well for both of us, especially the routes between Germany and Helsinki,” says Paul Gregorowitsch, Chief Commercial Officer of airberlin. “We are happy to offer our flight guests the first-time opportunity to book a domestic flight in Finland as well as to Estonia and thus, to book flights within an extended Nordic route network.”
Since 2010, Finnair and airberlin have been sharing code on flights between Finland and Germany and to points onward in Italy and Austria. This year on March 20, airberlin joined the oneworld alliance, of which Finnair is a member.
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