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Avianca Brazil and Alitalia have announce the implementation of a code-share agreement.
At first, with its “AZ” code, the Italian airline will sell air tickets to its partner destinations in Brazil, significantly increasing its penetration in the market.
The shared network will include 21 national and international destinations in connection with Alitalia services to/from Sรฃo Paulo and Rio de Janeiro: Brasilia, Cuiabรก, Campo Grande, Belem, Belo Horizonte (Confins), Curitiba, Florianรณpolis, Fortaleza, Foz do Iguaรงu, Goiรขnia, Joรฃo Pessoa, Maceiรณ, Natal, Navegantes, Porto Alegre, Recife, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, Sรฃo Paulo, Vitรณria, and Santiago, Chile, as an international destination. Sales are already available for travels from ย July 3.
The agreement will expand the offer and connectivity for travelers arriving in the country with the Italian airline. Among other facilities, Alitalia customers will be able to fly to the desired destination in Brazil with a unique ticket, checking-in once at the departure airport for the entire journey, and collecting the checked baggage at the end of their trip in the arrival airport.
Currently, Avianca Brazil serves 25 domestic and four destinations abroad, with 282 daily departures, using 55 Airbus aircraft – the youngest fleet in the Americas. Alitalia, on the other hand, is the leading Italian airline and offers 18 weekly frequencies between Italy and Brazil, 11 on the Rome-Sรฃo Paulo route and 7 weekly frequencies on the Rome-Rio de Janeiro route.
Top Copyright Photo (all others by the two airlines):ย Alitalia (3rd) (Societa Aerea Italiana) Boeing 777-3Q8 ER EI-WLA (msn 35783) JFK (Fred Freketic). Image: 941779.
Alitalia aircraft slide show:
Avianca Brazil aircraft slide show:
Bottom Copyright Photo:ย Avianca (Brazil) (OceanAir Linhas Aereas) Airbus A330-243 PR-OCK (msn 1508) MIA (Bruce Drum). Image: 104595.
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