Examples of using Code-sharing in English and their translations into German
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Passenger rights need to be improved, particularly on code-sharing flights.
Finally, I would like to mention code-sharing, which is being presented as a major achievement.
Code-share Programme for foreign airlines seeking code-sharing contracts.
Code-sharing enables an airline to market seats on a flight operated by the partner airline.
However, this practice is not as widespread as code-sharing, and it is equally covered by the APSC.
Code-sharing: the ticket carries the code of the airline with which the passenger makes a contract, while another operates the flight under its brand.
More freedom to enter into commercial arrangements with other airlines code-sharing, wet-leasing etc.
There are well-known code-sharing alliances, for example the Star Alliance with(currently) 27 member airlines such as Lufthansa, SAS, Singapore Airlines and Swiss.
The joint venture aims to significantly expand their mutual code-sharing connections and enhance their commercial partnership.
Another issue with code-sharing is which airline's contract applies, that of the contracting or that of the operating carrier.
Antitrust: Commission sends Statement of Objections to Brussels Airlines andTAP Portugal on code-sharing on Brussels-Lisbon route.
Code-sharing" means a situation in which a passenger has a contract and confirmed reservation with one air carrier, the marketing carrier, but is transported by another, the operating carrier;
It is the natural evolution of the collaboration between two companies that operated in code-sharing, since 2007, the Civitavecchia-Palermo.
The Portuguese delegation presented to the Council its concern on the need to look into the adoption of mechanisms ensuringthat the consumer is given all necessary information when booking a flight with code-sharing.
Group of air carriers' shall mean two or more carriers which together perform joint, franchise operations or code-sharing or in any other way cooperate for the purpose of operating a specific air service.
The'Star' Alliance is essentially a marketing arrangement whereby the members of the alliance haveagreed to promote the services of their alliance partners through code-sharing deals.
The expanded code-sharing connections will enable Air China's customers to conveniently travel on more code-sharing routes to/from various destinations in Austria, Belgium, Germany and Switzerland via the Frankfurt, Munich, Zurich and Vienna hubs.
It has become increasingly common in recent years for airlines both inside andoutside Europe to form cartels which generally involve cooperation on code-sharing, departures, prices and services.
Nevertheless, even in scheduled air transport, industry practicesexist, such as wet lease, or code-sharing if booked without a CRS, where the air carrier which has sold the flight under its name does not actually operate it and where there is currently no legal right for the passenger to be informed of the identity of the air carrier actually performing the service.
It will replace the existing fifteen bilateral air services agreements between individual EU member states and Brazil, all of which, to different degrees, restrict EU carriers' traffic rights, for instance as regards frequencies,capacities or code-sharing.
INTENDS to take account of developments in the air transport sector at a global level, such as alliances,franchise agreements and code-sharing, and to correct any adverse effects these may have on the situation and rights of air passengers;
Air carriers and aircraft operators shall ensure that insurance cover exists for each and every flight, regardless of whether the aircraft operated is at their disposal through ownership or any form of lease agreement,or through joint or franchise operations, code-sharing or any other agreement of the same nature.