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123/A, Miranda City Likaoli Prikano, Dope
+0989 7876 9865 9
+(090) 8765 86543 85
info@example.com
example.mail@hum.com
The Franco-Dutch carrier revealed that a special
prorate interline agreement with IndiGo became effective on July 16. This
agreement allows airlines to share revenues when a transport booking involves
multiple flights from the participating carriers. This partnership will enhance AFKLMP’s access to the Indian market
while providing IndiGo access to AFKLMP’s extensive global network based in
Paris.
The two airlines also discussed strengthening their
collaboration and exploring further cooperative opportunities in the future IndiGo
operates a fleet of over 350 aircraft, with around 2,000 daily flights
connecting 85 domestic and 30 international destinations.
GertJan Roelands, Senior Vice
President Commercial at AFKLMP, stated, “India is a strategic
growth market for AFKLMP Cargo. Having a strong partner in India is a crucial
element of our network strategy. The
cooperation between IndiGo CarGo and AFKLMP Cargo will offer our customers even
more choices and solutions.”
Mark Sutch, Chief Commercial
Officer of IndiGo CarGo, added, “Our
strategic focus on expanding our international presence is significantly
supported by our partnership with AFKLMP. This
collaboration not only broadens our service offerings but also allows us to
leverage their extensive global reach, providing our customers with a wider
array of options across diverse geographies.”
This partnership follows a recent announcement in June
when AFKLMP partnered with China Cargo Airlines. This collaboration enables
China Cargo to utilize Air France’s belly capacity for flights from Paris CDG
to São Paulo Guarulhos Airport (GRU).
The two airlines have maintained an interline
agreement for a decade and jointly handle operations at Shanghai Pudong Airport
(PVG), where AFKLMP shipments are managed by China Cargo.
Adriaan de Heijer, Executive
Vice President of AFKLMP, commented, “This new step signifies a
deeper partnership and highlights our shared commitment to enhancing our range
of services.”
