A new interline agreement between Jetblue and Korean Air

JetBlue Airways and Korean Air together have signed an agreement, which states that the travelers are allowed to book tickets conveniently between the JetBlue’s network in the Americas and Korean’s network throughout the Asia Pacific. This new agreement commences in the coming week, and customers are allowed to book the travel tickets for the combined travels on Korean Air and JetBlue Airways in the airports such as Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD), and New York John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK). The connecting travel tickets bookings are also possible through Korean Air reservations or through travel agents.

The Korean Air provides nonstop daily flight services from the Los Angeles, New York, and Washington to the carrier’s hub at Seoul's Incheon International Airport (ICN). Through this flight service, the travelers get benefits, because the flight connects to 12 Korean cities, many Chinese cities, and many cities in Asia, including Bangkok, Beijing, Hanoi, Hong Kong, Manila, Singapore, Shanghai, Tokyo, and Taipei.

From the New York City, the Korean Air provides flight services between Korean Air operated cities and major cities in the USA, such as Buffalo/Niagara Falls, New York; Charlotte and Raleigh, North Carolina; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; and multiple destinations in Florida. From the Los Angeles city, JetBlue Airways provides various flight services that connects to Boston, New York (JFK), and Fort Lauderdale, Florida. From the Washington Dulles, there are various flight services that connect to various destinations in the West Coast and many cities throughout the Northeastern United States.

Korean Air is the first airline service to add the recent A380 fleet from Seoul to New York service, to offer flight services between New York and East Asia, with wide-body jet and double deck. There are additional flight services from Korean Air between Los Angeles and Seoul. The travelers who are selecting the flight services to the Pacific may find unparalleled comfort on Korean Air’s A380, as there are only 407 seats. The A380 superjumbo has 12 luxurious seats in the lower deck and the upper deck is purely reserved as the prestige business class suites. This aircraft also comes with a bar and longue area, where passengers can select exclusive cocktails and first-of-its-kind 'Duty Free Showcase', which features a variety of duty free products, along with the member to assist, and advice passengers on all shopping needs.

The JetBlue Airways’ manager, Bryan Kapeckas says that this partnership is exciting and continues to expand over the Asia. Korean Airways is the first airline partner, which is a member of Sky Team, expands on JetBlue’s open architecture model, and this benefits the customers in providing various diverse options with many airline partners.