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Etihad Airways and American Airlines strengthen ties

Etihad Airways and American Airlines strengthen ties

2 June 2011 Airline News

Etihad Airways, voted “World’s Leading Airline” by World Travel Awards, and American Airlines have announced that they will build on their existing codeshare relationship by offering their passengers the opportunity to earn frequent flyer miles on flights booked on each other’s networks.

Etihad Airways and American Airlines enter frequent flyer agreement

Etihad Airways and American Airlines enter frequent flyer agreement

2 June 2011 Press Release Airline News

Etihad Airways, the Abu Dhabi-based national airline of the United Arab Emirates, and American Airlines announced today that they will build on their existing codeshare relationship by offering their passengers the opportunity to earn frequent flyer miles on flights booked on each other’s flights.

Etihad signs MoU with Falcon Aviation Services

Etihad signs MoU with Falcon Aviation Services

1 June 2011 Press Release Airline News

Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Falcon Aviation Services to add the Abu Dhabi-based helicopter charter service to the growing portfolio of preferred partnerships in Etihad’s new ‘Premium Connect’ travel service offering.

New Etihad chefs to transform inflight dining

New Etihad chefs to transform inflight dining

30 May 2011 Airline News

Etihad Airways, voted “World’s Leading Airline” by World Travel Awards, plans to transform inflight dining this year, with the introduction of qualified international chefs dedicated to food service excellence in its Diamond First class cabins.

Singapore Airlines to launch long-haul budget carrier

26 May 2011 Airline News

Singapore Airlines has unveiled plans to launch a low-cost, long-haul carrier. The new carrier is expected to start operations within a year, and will be wholly owned by SIA but managed independently. It is expected to fly routes over five hours, competing with the likes of Jetstar Airways and AirAsiaX.