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Air India partners with Gulf's flydubai

economictimes.indiatimes.com · 17h · first reportShare

Dubai government-owned airline flydubai has signed new interline agreements with Air India and Uzbekistan Airways, giving passengers access to more than 80 additional destinations across Asia, Australia and Europe.The agreements allow passengers to book single-ticket journeys with through-checked baggage. Travellers from both partner airlines will also get connections to flydubai destinations through Dubai.With the new partnerships, flydubai’s interline network has grown to 46 airlines. Its combined network now covers more than 300 destinations worldwide.“Our interline partnerships with Air India and Uzbekistan Airways mark a significant step forward in flydubai’s network expansion strategy, offering our passengers greater choice as they connect through Dubai. Air India brings South Asia, Southeast Asia and Australian markets within reach, while Uzbekistan Airways adds a vital corridor through Central Asia, Russia and into Europe, further strengthening Dubai’s position as a leading hub