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Singapore Airlines and Transaero Airlines ink codeshare pact

The agreement gives SIA customers new travel choices in Russia via Moscow and Singapore flights.

Singapore Airlines and Transaero Airlines have concluded a codeshare agreement to expand the networks of both airlines.

The agreement was signed by Mr Joey Seow, Singapore Airlines’ Vice President Partnerships, and Transaero’s General Director, Ms Olga Pleshakova. The codeshare flights are available for sale from 18 July for travel from 1 August 2011.

Under the agreement, Singapore Airlines will add its code to Transaero-operated flights between the Russian capital Moscow and Ekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Samara and St. Petersburg. Transaero will in turn add its code to Singapore Airlines-operated flights between Moscow and Singapore, and between Moscow and the US city of Houston, according to a SIA report.

Singapore Airlines’ Senior Vice President Marketing, Mr Tan Chik Quee, said: “We are delighted to announce this agreement with Transaero. It provides new travel choices in Russia for our customers on our well established partner airline. We are confident the tie-up will pave the way for more leisure and business travel by offering customers of both airlines more travel options via Moscow and Singapore.”

Ms Pleshakova added:”We are very pleased about this new cooperation agreement with Singapore Airlines, one of the leading carriers in the world with internationally acclaimed top-quality service. There is no doubt that passengers from Singapore, Russia and other countries will appreciate the opportunity to arrange their trips on these new codeshare flights.”

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