Air India has entered into an interline partnership with Bangkok Airways that will allow the Tata group airline’s customers seamless connections to 10 Southeast Asian destinations beyond the Thailand capital.
The two carriers have also entered a Special Prorate Agreement that allows them to file ‘through fares’ on routes covering each other’s networks. This arrangement means that a passenger can have a single fare for a single ticket covering all destinations in an itinerary.
The partnership enables Air India passengers to take convenient connections via the airline’s Bangkok, Hong Kong, and Singapore gateways to and from 10 destinations in Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia on Bangkok Airways’ route network, a release said on Thursday.
