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Air India-flydubai tie-up opens 52 more destinations via Dubai

Air India has entered into an interline partnership with flydubai , expanding connectivity across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and other destinations. Under the two-way interline and Special Prorate Agreement (SPA), Air India customers can access 52 additional destinations on flydubai's network via Dubai. These include: 6 destinations in Africa 2 in the CIS 23 in Europe 21 in the Middle East…

Air India-flydubai tie-up opens 52 more destinations via Dubai

Air India and flydubai have joined forces through an interline partnership, broadening travel options across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and additional destinations. This collaboration enables Air India passengers to reach 52 more locations on flydubai's extensive network via Dubai. These new destinations encompass 6 in Africa, 2 in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), 23 in Europe, and 21 in the Middle East.

The agreement also grants flydubai customers access to 69 destinations within Air India's network through Delhi and Mumbai, enhancing connectivity between India, Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. Dubai acts as the connecting hub for Air India passengers to access flydubai's destinations, while Delhi and Mumbai serve as gateways for flydubai travelers to explore Air India's network.

This strategic partnership not only expands the flight options for both airlines but also strengthens the regional connectivity, with UAE carriers envisioning further expansion to key markets worldwide.

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