JetBlue Airways and Air China are partnering in
a landmark arrangement for both airlines. The agreement marks JetBlue's
20th partnership and its first partnershipwith a Chinese carrier.
Later this summer, Air China and JetBlue will launch interline
connections between their networks at New York/JFK as well as at Los
Angeles International Airport (LAX). Then, subject to government
approval, China's national airline this autumn plans to enter into a
codeshare with JetBlue and place its “CA” designator on flights operated
by JetBlue.
“We are pleased to announce this exciting new partnership here in Air
China’s hometown,” said Dave Barger, JetBlue’s president and CEO in a press release.
“The Chinese market continues to be a key portion of the global
economy, and so we look forward to connecting business and leisure
travellers between both of these well-developed networks.”
Mr. Jianjiang Cai, Air China’s President, added: “The partnership
with JetBlue creates many connecting opportunities at Air China’s two
strategically important U.S. gateways, New York and Los Angeles. It
strengthens both our networks and benefits travelers of both countries.”
The deal was announced at the 68th Annual General Meeting of the
International Air Transport Association (IATA), taking place this week
in Beijing.
Air China currently offers one daily flight from New York and two
daily flights from Los Angeles to Beijing Capital International Airport,
and once-daily service from San Francisco and Vancouver to Beijing.
U.S.-bound travelers can connect from Air China’s Beijing flights
onto JetBlue flights destined for cities including Boston,
Massachusetts; Buffalo/Niagara Falls, New York; Chicago, Illinois;
Charlotte and Raleigh, North Carolina; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; San
Juan, Puerto Rico; and multiple destinations in Florida including Fort
Lauderdale, Orlando, and Tampa.
Air China’s transpacific first and business class passengers can now
reserve, at the time of booking, a complimentary chauffeured BMW sedan
transfer from the airports in Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu, Guangzhou and
Shenzhen to any destination in these cities. In addition, a bilingual
Chinese-English Air China agent is on hand to meet and greet the
traveler at the gate upon arrival in Beijing and assist him or her
through immigration, baggage claim and customs all the way to the main
exit at the arrival level for ground transportation.
Through Beijing Capital International Airport – Asia’s busiest
airport – travellers can access other cities across China including
Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Shenzhen, Xi’an, Guilin, Chongqing,
Fuzhou, and Nanjing, plus many other vibrant destinations across the
Asia Pacific region including Tokyo, Seoul, Taipei, Singapore, Manila,
Delhi, Bangkok, Jakarta, Ho Chi Minh City, and Kuala Lumpur.
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