Delta ends agreement with ElAl
Jul 6, 2014, 6:57 am
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Jul 29, 2014, 6:03 pm
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Effective immediately, DL have canceled the agreement they've had with LY for years in respect to connecting domestic flights as part of LY tickets.
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Aug 18, 2014, 8:34 pm
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DL has been moving to ending ticketing agreements with non Sky Team partners.
Last year, for example, they ended agreements with QR, VV, & TK. http://www.delta.com/content/www/en_...ways--qat.html
However, just because two airlines do not have interline ticketing does not mean that they do not have interline baggage agreements.
Additionally, just because two airlines, X & Y, do not have an interline ticketing agreement does not mean that one cannot purchase a ticket from a third airline, Z, for travel on X & Y. A good travel agent can find such third airlines.
If one wished, one could hypothetically purchase a ticket from A3 (Aegean) with travel on LY and DL. The trick, however, would be to find either a through fare on LY & DL or two fares, one on LY & one on DL, which permit end-on-end ticketing. It is also possible that A3 would require a cash - rather than credit card - payment.
http://en.aegeanair.com/e-services/t...t-agreements-/
Last year, for example, they ended agreements with QR, VV, & TK. http://www.delta.com/content/www/en_...ways--qat.html
However, just because two airlines do not have interline ticketing does not mean that they do not have interline baggage agreements.
Additionally, just because two airlines, X & Y, do not have an interline ticketing agreement does not mean that one cannot purchase a ticket from a third airline, Z, for travel on X & Y. A good travel agent can find such third airlines.
If one wished, one could hypothetically purchase a ticket from A3 (Aegean) with travel on LY and DL. The trick, however, would be to find either a through fare on LY & DL or two fares, one on LY & one on DL, which permit end-on-end ticketing. It is also possible that A3 would require a cash - rather than credit card - payment.
http://en.aegeanair.com/e-services/t...t-agreements-/