Air Astana and AZAL (Azerbaijan Airlines) have announced a code-share partnership that will offer more flights between Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan. Under the agreement, the two airlines will operate joint flights on the Baku-Almaty-Baku route with a frequency of 5 times a week, Turanews.kz reports.
The code-share partnership will give passengers more travel options and flexibility, as they will be able to book a single ticket that covers their entire journey. This will also make it easier for passengers to rebook their flights if there are any delays or cancellations.
Air Astana has been steadily expanding its code-share partnerships in recent years. The airline currently has code-share agreements with a number of other airlines, including Asiana Airlines, Bangkok Airways, Cathay Pacific, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Lufthansa, and Turkish Airlines.
The code-share partnership with AZAL is the latest example of Air Astana’s commitment to providing its passengers with the best possible travel experience. The partnership will make it easier for people to travel between Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan, and it will also help to boost tourism in both countries.
