Indian carrier plans South African alliance

India-based airline Jet Airways is hoping to agree an alliance with South Africa Airways. The deal has still to be approved by regulators but the marketing agreement could enable the two airlines to sell each other's fares on flights to Mumbai from Johannesburg.

In addition, the airlines could also sell tickets for domestic connection routes to Cape Town and a number of Indian cities, reports Financial Express.

A Jet Airways official said: "The two carriers would code-share on the trunk Mumbai-Johannesburg route. The issue is currently pending with [the] civil aviation ministry. "The code-share with the South African carrier would help us get more passengers."

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Jet Airways and Regus To Enter Into A Strategic Pact

Jet Airways, one of the leading international air carriers and Regus the world’s largest provider of workplace solutions have announced an exclusive arrangement that offers all members of JetPrivilege frequent flyer programme, complimentary membership to the Regus Businessworld Gold programme at special rates.

The Regus Businessworld Gold Card offers its patrons easy access to office facilities in more than 1,000 business centres in 450 cities worldwide. Regus has more than 150 centres in the Asia-Pacific Region with nearly 22 business centres in India alone at places like Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Chennai.

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