In December ElAl and American Airlines announced a codeshare arrangement. This means that you will be able to continue in the US on an ElAl flight (operated by AA). It was supposed to start Feb 1, but didn’t. Lots of points are being discussed in the relevant forums – so far, more questions than answers. What interests me is:
- Will this change award mileage requirements?
- Any impact on fares / schedules?
- What happens to the Delta / ElAl frequent flyer arrangements?
- Can AA and ElAl use each others lounges?
Stay Tuned
See other posts about ElAl prices going up and down – finding hidden bargains on ElAl’s website, the airfare increase due to $146 oil,the airfare increase due to $147 oil , special business class deals, the increased “price” for EL AL free tickets, some general tips for finding cheap airfare and more.
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