New Delhi: British Airways may expand its interline agreement with Vistara as and when the Tata-group promoted carrier expands in the Indian skies.
"Vistara offers a great product and we have an interline agreement with the airline. Currently, all options are on the table," Moran Birger, Regional Commercial Manager for South Asia at British Airways replied when asked about extending the alliance with Vistara.
Apart from an interline agreement with Vistara, the carrier also has agreements with Air India and Jet Airways. Birger was speaking at an event after their new Boeing 787-900 landed in New Delhi this morning. London-New Delhi has become British Airways' first route, where the airline has launched its Boeing 787-900.
26/10/15 Economic Times
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"Vistara offers a great product and we have an interline agreement with the airline. Currently, all options are on the table," Moran Birger, Regional Commercial Manager for South Asia at British Airways replied when asked about extending the alliance with Vistara.
Apart from an interline agreement with Vistara, the carrier also has agreements with Air India and Jet Airways. Birger was speaking at an event after their new Boeing 787-900 landed in New Delhi this morning. London-New Delhi has become British Airways' first route, where the airline has launched its Boeing 787-900.
26/10/15 Economic Times
