Wed, Jan 27, 2016
Expanded Partnership Connects Even More Destinations On A Single Ticket
JetBlue has expanded its existing partnership with Hawaiian Airlines through a bilateral codeshare agreement. JetBlue is placing its ‘B6’ code on nonstop flights operated by Hawaiian Airlines between New York (JFK) and Honolulu (HNL). The ‘B6’ code is also available on select connecting flights from JetBlue’s east coast network to Honolulu via Los Angeles (LAX), San Francisco (SFO) and Las Vegas (LAS) and onward to Hawaiian’s neighbor island network to destinations including Maul (OGG), Kona (KOA) and Lihue (LIH). Additionally, Hawaiian’s ‘HA’ code, which has been on select JetBlue flights since 2012, is expanding to additional destinations in JetBlue’s growing network.
Customers purchasing a codeshare itinerary will benefit from having a single ticket that includes both Hawaiian and JetBlue-operated flights as well as conveniences on their day of travel like one-stop check-in and baggage transfer.
“JetBlue and Hawaiian have been consistently strengthening our relationship since we first partnered nearly four years ago so that we can offer the best travel benefits to our customers,” said Scott Laurence, senior vice president airline planning, JetBlue. “This latest step makes it easier than ever to book seamless travel, connect across our diverse networks of destinations and earn loyalty points anywhere our airlines fly.”
Hawaiian offers flights between Hawaii and 11 U.S. mainland airports, including JetBlue’s home at the award-winning T5 at John F. Kennedy International Airport. Hawaiian Airlines operates the only year-round, non-stop flight between Hawaii and JFK, offering convenient connections within the same terminal to JetBlue flights across the U.S., Caribbean and Latin America.
(Image provided with JetBlue news release)
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