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With the launch of the new partnership with Emirates, Gulf Air now has codeshare agreements with 17 airline partners. (BNA)
  • To begin with, Gulf Air will apply its code to many Emirates' destinations in Europe and the Far East, thus ramping up the number of routes for its customers
  • The deal will enable its premium customers to access Emirates' lounges in Dubai and also combine ticketing, check-in and baggage transfers, beside benefiting from competitive fares

Manama, Bahrain— Gulf Air and Emirates have announced the start of a codeshare agreement as part of a strategic partnership between the two airlines.

In the initial phase Gulf Air will apply its code to a number of Emirates destinations in Europe and the Far East, thereby increasing the number of destinations for Gulf Air customers traveling from its network.

Destinations include, Denpasar Bali, Indonesia; Brazil; Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam; and Czech Republic.

Customers can combine ticketing, check-in and baggage transfers, and benefit from competitive fares, while premium passengers will also gain access to Emirates lounges in Dubai.

Gulf Air Chief Executive Officer, Captain Waleed Al Alawi welcomed the strategic partnership, noting that it is a major value add to passengers, given the UAE’s prestigious position in the global commercial aviation sector.

“Signed during the Bahrain International Airshow in November 2022, the first phase of the codeshare agreement includes destinations in line with Gulf Air’s growth strategy. Providing additional travel options to passengers demonstrates our commitment to enriching the travel experience for millions of our passengers,” he said.

“Entering into this partnership with another highly reputed airline allows us to virtually expand our network, enhance our offerings and provide a more seamless travel experience. With the launch of the new partnership with Emirates, Gulf Air now has codeshare agreements with 17 airline partners.”