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        	  Bangkok Airways (PG) and Japan Airlines (JAL) 
			  are set to commence codesharing on selected flights between three 
			  airports in Japan and Bangkok operated by JAL, as well as between 
			  Bangkok and four points within the region on PG, effective from 15 
			  November 2012. 
			  The new partnership will enable customers of 
			  both Japan Airlines and Bangkok Airways travelling from Tokyo’s 
			  Haneda and Narita airports, and Osaka (Kansai), a smoother transit 
			  through Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport and onward to Mumbai, Koh 
			  Samui, Phuket and Chiang Mai, and vice versa.  
			  PG and JAL have also agreed on a reciprocal 
			  mileage tie-up that will enable Bangkok Airways’ FlyerBonus 
			  members to redeem award tickets on either airline for departures 
			  on or after 15 November 2012. 
			  Reservations, sales and redemption for the 
			  codeshare flights and award tickets started, today, 8 November 2012.  
			  Mr. Peter Wiesner, Bangkok Airway's Senior Vice 
			  President - Network management said, "This new partnership 
			  will offer better flight connectivity for passengers travelling 
			  from long-haul routes with Japan Airlines to Bangkok for their 
			  onward journey to Mumbai. Moreover, Thailand’s key destinations 
			  namely Koh Samui, Phuket and Chiang Mai always have great 
			  potentials which attract a large number of tourists, especially 
			  Japanese. Therefore, we believe this partnership will offer a 
			  unique service for Japan Airlines passengers and will strengthen 
			  Bangkok Airways’ extensive network as well as boosting tourism in 
			  Asia." 
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