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Aer Lingus: partnership with United Airlines from November, 1st

Dublin, Ireland - Signs code-share agreement with leading US carrier

Aer Lingus and United Airlines have yesterday announced that they will commence a code-share agreement that will enable seamless booking on each other's flights from November, 1th 2008. The agreement was signed by Aer Lingus CEO Dermot Mannion and United Airlines CEO Glenn Tilton in Chicago. The code-share agreement will cover all seven of Aer Lingus' US gateways resulting in significant benefits...

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Rome, Italy, 04/09/2008 14:08
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