Post by wildoats on May 17, 2016 11:26:05 GMT 7
Scoot, Nok Air join world’s biggest budget carrier alliance.
The other partners of Value Alliance are Tigerair Australia, Cebu Pacific (including subsidiary Cebgo) in the Philippines,
South Korea's Jeju Air and Japan's Vanilla Air and Thailand's Nok Air and NokScoot.
With the tie-up, customers will be able to view, select and book seats on flights from any of the airlines in a single transaction,
directly from each partner website.
This means more destinations and route options, the group's members said at the launch of the new partnership yesterday.
They can also access seat and meal selection options, baggage allowances and other inflight features from across
all partner airline sectors in a single itinerary.
Together, the eight airlines operate 176 aircraft to more than 160 destinations across the region.
Last year, they carried a total |of 47 million travellers from 17 hubs.
Campbell Wilson, chief executive of Scoot, said:
"By working together we can offer our guests a wider choice of destinations and flights at the most competitive airfares all in one go."
[The Nation]
The other partners of Value Alliance are Tigerair Australia, Cebu Pacific (including subsidiary Cebgo) in the Philippines,
South Korea's Jeju Air and Japan's Vanilla Air and Thailand's Nok Air and NokScoot.
With the tie-up, customers will be able to view, select and book seats on flights from any of the airlines in a single transaction,
directly from each partner website.
This means more destinations and route options, the group's members said at the launch of the new partnership yesterday.
They can also access seat and meal selection options, baggage allowances and other inflight features from across
all partner airline sectors in a single itinerary.
Together, the eight airlines operate 176 aircraft to more than 160 destinations across the region.
Last year, they carried a total |of 47 million travellers from 17 hubs.
Campbell Wilson, chief executive of Scoot, said:
"By working together we can offer our guests a wider choice of destinations and flights at the most competitive airfares all in one go."
[The Nation]
