Singapore Airlines and Air India to restrict partner flight bookings to own channels

Singapore Airlines and Air India to restrict partner flight bookings to own channels
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From 15 October, Singapore Airlines and Air India will allow booking of each other's flights only through their own booking channels, covering 126 weekly flights between Singapore and eight Indian cities.

The eight Indian cities are Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kochi, Kolkata and Mumbai; the airlines signed a framework agreement on 16 January to explore a joint venture, and from Q2 2027 will add priority check‑in and boarding for KrisFlyer PPS Club and Maharaja Club Platinum members, with additional baggage allowance and priority boarding for Silver tier members.

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