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Qantas
is building its North American network with the commencement of expanded codeshare relationships with US carriers Alaska Airlines
and Horizon Air.
Qantas
will codeshare on Horizon Air services between Los Angeles and Flagstaff (Arizona), Boise (Idaho), Reno (Nevada), and Alaska Airlines services between Honolulu and Seattle (Washington) and
Anchorage (Alaska).
Qantas Group General Manager Sales and Distribution, Mr Rob
Gurney, said, "North America remains a key market for Qantas that continues to grow and we are always looking at opportunities to expand our network. We
recently added new codeshare destinations operated by American Airlines from Los Angeles to Austin, Nashville, San Jose, Fresno, Santa
Barbara and Monterey."
Qantas currently operates 47 return services per week between Australia and the US and from October, will add capacity with the introduction of
the A380 from Melbourne and Sydney to Los Angeles.
Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air already offer onward connections for Qantas customers from Los Angeles to Seattle, Portland, Vancouver and
Calgary and from San Francisco to Seattle, Portland and Vancouver.
Qantas now offers codeshare flights from Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York to 25 cities in the USA as well as six cities in Canada.
Members of the Qantas Frequent Flyer Program can earn and redeem points on eligible Qantas, American Airlines, Alaska Airlines and Horizon
Air flights.
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