Etihad Code-Share With JetBlue Opens Up Flights Beyond New York
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Etihad Airways PJSC, the third-biggest Gulf carrier, said it signed a code-share deal with New York-based JetBlue Airways Corp. allowing it to sell tickets on 40 of the U.S. carrier’s routes pending government approvals.
Etihad will add its code to 38 flights beyond John F. Kennedy airport and two at Washington Dulles, providing links to most major U.S. cities, it said in a statement today. Further code-shares are planned on JetBlue services from Los Angeles, which the Abu Dhabi-based carrier will serve from June.