Business Travel Tips

American Airlines, British Airways and Iberia have signed a “Joint Business Agreement” to cooperate commercially on flights between North America and Europe.

The carriers say that through this agreement consumers will benefit of more competitive fares and improved flight schedules thanks to more global destinations with better connections.
Flyers will be able to travel on combined route networks including more than 443 destinations in 106 countries. They’ll also have enhanced frequent flyer benefits.

This new alliance still requires approval from Department of Transportation (DOT) as well as from regulatory authorities in the European Union.

The three airlines say they will expand their codeshare arrangements on flights within and beyond the EU and U.S..