DEL.ICIO.USDelta, Northwest expand Asian partnership
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines have expanded a code-share agreement for Asia flights.
Their code-share marketing partnership allow Atlanta-based Delta to sell certain Eagan, Minn.-based Northwest flights to customers and vice-versa. Delta proposed merger with Northwest is expected to close by the end of the year, pending regulatory and shareholder approval.
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The expanded partnership adds Delta’s code to Northwest’s routes from Tokyo’s Narita Airport to Seoul, Bangkok and Singapore. It also expands the airlines’ code-share markets to flights to Japan from Detroit, Minneapolis/St. Paul and Honolulu. The two carriers already share codes on trans-Pacific flights from Portland, Seattle, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Northwest’s code is also being added to Delta’s daily Atlanta-Tokyo flight.
The changes go into effect Aug. 30.
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