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Turkish Airlines and Air China Expand Codeshare Partnership

The two carriers have broadened their codeshare agreement, giving Turkish Airlines passengers access to six additional destinations in China via Beijing.

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Anadolu Agency (Turkey)

Turkish Airlines and Air China have expanded their codeshare partnership, according to a report by Anadolu Agency.

Under the expanded agreement, passengers flying with Turkish Airlines will gain access to six additional destinations within China, routed through Beijing, the report said.

The move is aimed at boosting connectivity between the two carriers' networks, according to Anadolu Agency, though further details on the specific cities involved or the timeline for implementation were not immediately available.

Codeshare agreements allow airlines to sell seats on each other's flights under their own flight codes, enabling passengers to book multi-leg journeys across partner networks through a single reservation.

Turkish Airlines and Air China have not released additional statements beyond what was reported by Anadolu Agency at the time of this report.

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