British airline Virgin Atlantic and Kenya Airways (KQ) signed a codeshare agreement on Thursday to offer passengers more travel options.
Both airlines expect this partnership to improve the travel experience for their customers.
As a result, Virgin Atlantic passengers will have easier access to KQ’s extensive African network and beyond, all on a single ticket.
Subsequently, KQ passengers flying to London can connect to Virgin Atlantic destinations in the Middle East, the US, and the Caribbean.
“Through the synergy of our respective strengths and networks, our goal is to enhance the travel experience for our esteemed customers, providing them with expanded choices, enhanced convenience, and seamless connectivity to vital destinations worldwide,” said KQ’s chief commercial and customer officer Julius Thairu in a statement on Thursday.
What is a codeshare agreement?
A codeshare agreement allows airlines to sell seats on each other’s flights, expanding their network reach without adding new routes.
