Royal Jordanian (RJ) finalised a new free-sale code-share agreement with SriLankan Airlines (UL). Thus, SriLankan Airlines may sell as many seats between Amman and Colombo as RJ, with no limitation the number of seats sold by SriLankan. Tickets bought according to the code-share agreement go on sale starting with August 22, 2012, for travel starting August 26. Under the agreement, SriLankan Airlines will be the marketing carrier and will place its marketing carrier code on flights operated by Royal Jordanian on the Amman-Colombo route. This first stage of the agreement might be expanded in the future and transformed into a bilateral agreement, whereby RJ will put its code on the flights of the SriLankan Airlines flying beyond Colombo, after obtaining the necessary traffic rights for each carrier. This expansion of the agreement is bound to include more points in the SriLankan Airlines network, giving more travel options to RJ travelers. RJ President/CEO Amer Hadidi said that RJ is glad to partner with one of Asia’s fastest growing airlines, acknowledged for its high-class service and reliability, particularly that it will become a full-fledged oneworld member next year. “Our partnership will also allow us to boost the oneworld global network in a region of high air travel demand,” he said. SriLankan Airlines’ CEO, Kapila Chandrasena, said: “Royal Jordanian becomes SriLankan’s sixth codeshare partner, and the first that is a full-fledged oneworld member. We look forward to a future that will give us more opportunities together with Royal Jordanian, where we will build on the synergies of the two networks and explore avenues of cooperation.” From gulftoday
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