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American Airlines, a founding member of the global oneworld Alliance,
and India's Jet Airways have signed a reciprocal frequent flyer agreement.
The frequent flyer agreement, which
is now in effect, allows members of American’s AAdvantage program to accrue and redeem
miles when traveling on any eligible Jet Airways flights. Members of the JetPrivilege program will be able to accrue and redeem miles on any
eligible American Airlines, American Eagle and AmericanConnection flights.
“We’re pleased to add Jet Airways as another option for our AAdvantage members to earn and redeem miles,” said Rob Friedman,
President – AAdvantage Marketing Programs. “Jet Airways is a fast-growing, world-class airline that will provide our customers more
choices than ever. We’re also delighted to welcome members of the JetPrivilege program onboard our American flights.”
American and Jet Airways
recently began codesharing. Under the codeshare, American places its
AA designator code on Jet Airways flights to certain cities in India beyond the Jet Airways Delhi hub. American flies nonstop between its
Chicago hub and Delhi.
In turn, Jet Airways places its 9W designator code on certain American Airlines domestic flights out of New York’s John F. Kennedy
International Airport.
In addition, American and Jet Airways will codeshare and cooperate on traffic between the United States and India that connects at Brussels
Airport.
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