Effective 29 October, KLM will be entering into a codeshare agreement with AtlasGlobal. Based on cooperation, KLM and the Turkish airline will jointly offer 14 weekly flights between Amsterdam and Istanbul Atatürk Airport.
Cooperating with AtlasGlobal serves to strengthen KLM’s network in the region, offering passengers more transfer options and, in time, a greater number of destinations in Turkey.Turkey is an important destination for business and leisure passengers. AtlasGlobal is a particularly reliable partner, delivering a good product.
We’re extremely pleased to be cooperating with KLM. The codeshare agreement with KLM presents opportunities for us to achieve further growth within Europe
The KL code will be displayed on AtlasGlobal’s daily flights between Amsterdam and Istanbul and, vice versa, the AtlasGlobal code will be added to KLM’s flights between the two cities. The codeshare agreement will be expanded at a later date to include other destinations in addition to these hubs.
This post was published on 19 October 2017 10:04
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