Qantas (QF) and Air France (AF) will end their codeshare agreement April 1, in a decision triggered by QF’s exclusive global partnership with Emirates (EK) announced last week.
Qantas A330-200. By Rob Finlayson Qantas (QF) and Air France (AF) will end their codeshare agreement April 1, in a decision triggered by QF’s exclusive global partnership with Emirates (EK) announced last week (ATW Daily News, Sept. 6). QF and AF have codeshared since December 2004 on flights from Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) to Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. The agreement covers 60 weekly frequencies, including 38 via Singapore and 22 via Hong Kong. QF ...
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