Reuters
Azerbaijan's national air carrier, AZAL, has inked a pivotal pro-rating agreement with the esteemed Chinese airline, Hainan Airlines, marking a significant milestone in their burgeoning commercial cooperation.
The collaboration, as reported by AZAL, unfolds new possibilities for passengers of both airlines, presenting them with the convenience of acquiring single tickets for seamless travel across Baku and Beijing to a myriad of enticing destinations at attractive fares.
By capitalizing on this strategic partnership, passengers opting for AZAL's routes via Beijing gain access to an extensive network comprising 28 destinations within China served by Hainan Airlines. The reciprocal nature of the agreement also allows Hainan Airlines to extend its offerings to AZAL passengers, enabling them to traverse international routes from Beijing to coveted destinations such as Bangkok, Phuket, Tokyo, and Taipei.
The agreement facilitates a streamlined travel experience, fostering enhanced connectivity and convenience for passengers seeking diverse and accessible routes. This venture aligns with AZAL's commitment to providing a comprehensive and globalized travel network for its clientele.
Tickets for these joint itineraries can be seamlessly procured through the official ticket offices and accredited agencies of Azerbaijan Airlines, streamlining the booking process for travelers keen on exploring the expanded horizons facilitated by this synergistic alliance.
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