Beijing | June 29
Air China and Singapore Airlines have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Beijing, marking a major milestone in their long-standing partnership beyond the existing benefits offered through the Star Alliance network.
The agreement aims to strengthen cooperation between the two leading Asian carriers by enhancing connectivity, improving operational coordination, and delivering greater value to passengers traveling across China, Singapore, and international destinations.
Under the new partnership, both airlines will work toward better coordinated flight schedules, expanded codeshare services, smoother transit connections through Singapore and mainland China, and enhanced frequent flyer benefits.
Passengers can expect:
- Better coordinated flight schedules
- Expanded codeshare services
- Faster and smoother transit connections
- More mileage earning opportunities
- Enhanced benefits for Air China’s PhoenixMiles members
- Additional rewards for Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer members
The collaboration reflects the shared commitment of both airlines to provide a more seamless, comfortable, and rewarding travel experience while strengthening air connectivity across Asia and beyond.
Daily Transport News will continue to follow further developments regarding the implementation of the partnership.
