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ANA and Vietnam Airlines sign framework agreement to pursue Japan-Vietnam joint venture

All Nippon Airways and Vietnam Airlines have agreed to develop a joint venture covering passenger services between Japan and Vietnam, advancing a partnership that began in 2016. The proposed venture would coordinate schedules, fares and sales to improve connectivity, trade and tourism, subject to approval by authorities in both countries.

2026-11-10T09:06:50.251392-08:00

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ANA and Vietnam Airlines sign framework agreement to pursue Japan-Vietnam joint venture

All Nippon Airways and Vietnam Airlines have agreed to develop a joint venture covering passenger services between Japan and Vietnam, advancing a partnership that began in 2016. The proposed venture would coordinate schedules, fares and sales to improve connectivity, trade and tourism, subject to approval by authorities in both countries.

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KM Malta Airlines says codeshares generate a quarter of revenue as it prepares 12th partnership to compete with low-cost carrier

KM Malta Airlines is preparing to sign its 12th codeshare agreement, making partnerships a central part of its strategy against no-frills competitors. The successor to Air Malta says codeshares contribute a quarter of its revenue, while investment in customer experience is another part of its competitive approach.

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DOT fines Air France and KLM $425,000 over Delta codeshare flights in restricted Iraqi airspace

The U.S. Department of Transportation fined Air France $105,000 and KLM $320,000 over more than 130 flights carrying Delta Air Lines’ code through Iraqi airspace below 32,000 feet, in violation of an FAA restriction in place for over six years. The airlines said pilots followed air traffic control instructions.

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US fines Air France and KLM $425,000 over flights below minimum altitude in Iraqi airspace

The US Department of Transportation imposed a combined $425,000 penalty for dozens of flights operated in the Baghdad flight information region between 2022 and 2025. The flights breached a minimum-altitude restriction intended to protect aircraft from ground threats; some were marketed under Delta’s code-share.

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