Air Antwerp broadened its existing commercial partnership with KLM and concluded a codeshare agreement with the Dutch flag carrier on three routes between Amsterdam Schiphol Airport and the United Kingdom: London Heathrow (only one-way towards London), Manchester (return) and Newcastle (return). The arrangement will enter into effect on 27th October 2019.
Johan Maertens, CEO of Air Antwerp, explained: “The Amsterdam-Heathrow, Amsterdam-Manchester and Amsterdam-Newcastle routes are flown by KLM. We will put our WP code on these flights and make them available for sale via our website. Thus, the codeshare agreement will allow Air Antwerp to broaden its revenue base without increasing its costs.”
Tickets can be purchased via www.airantwerp.com.
26 October 2019
This post was published on 26 October 2019 13:34
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