STARLUX Airlines and American Airlines have launched a codeshare agreement linking STARLUX’s transpacific flights with American’s domestic network. Tickets are now available for itineraries combining flights on both airlines via Los Angeles and Phoenix.
The initial agreement covers 20 US destinations. Passengers travelling through Phoenix can connect to cities including Albuquerque, Austin, Boston and Washington Reagan National, while connections through Los Angeles include New York JFK and Miami. Eight destinations, among them Chicago O’Hare, Dallas/Fort Worth and Philadelphia, are available through either gateway.
The codeshare expands an interline agreement established in 2025. Passengers can book eligible journeys on a single ticket, with baggage checked through to the final destination. The airlines say they expect to add further codeshare connections.
A reciprocal frequent-flyer arrangement is also being prepared, but mileage earning and redemption under that agreement are not yet available. STARLUX launched its Taipei–Phoenix service earlier this year, adding a second US gateway for the new codeshare alongside Los Angeles.