SNA and ANA tie up for code-sharing flights

Skynet Asia Airways (SNA) and ANA announced on January 26 that ANA will begin placing its flight code on SNA's Haneda-Miyazaki, -Kumamoto and -Nagasaki flights on April 1 this year. SNA already revealed a plan on the code-sharing agreement with ANA in its three-years midterm corporate plan, which was released in November last year.

Under the agreement, ANA will be in charge of selling 25% of all seats for the SNA flights at the maximum. The tie-up will help SNA earn stablerevenue and ANA serve more flights on the three routes than JAL. From April 1, SNA will move form the 1st passenger terminal to the 2nd passenger terminal, the same terminal as ANA.

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