airBaltic and Air India have signed a Special Prorate Agreement to enable the sale of connecting tickets from both airlines to enhance travel between Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, and India.
“Announced during this year’s IATA Annual General Meeting, this new agreement with Air India marks the first step towards our air ties with India,” said Pauls Cālītis, Interim CEO and COO of airBaltic. “The cooperation will bring mutual benefits to both airlines and our passengers. We are excited about this development and look forward to our partnership, especially as we observe a steady increase in passenger traffic between the Baltics and India.”
Nipun Aggarwal, Chief Commercial Officer of Air India, commented: “Our new partnership with airBaltic strengthens our extended worldwide network and provides easy access to our guests to and from the Baltics, an emerging tourism region for Indians, consisting of nations with which India’s trade ties continue to grow.”
Air India also announced partnerships with Bulgaria Air, Cyprus Airways, and Uzbekistan Airways during the conference.
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