Examples of using Code-sharing in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Information for consumers in the field of air travel code-sharing.
However, this practice is not as widespread as code-sharing, and it is equally covered by the APSC.
Code-sharing enables an airline to market seats on a flight operated by the partner airline.
Finally, I would like to mention code-sharing, which is being presented as a major achievement.
Antitrust: Commission sends Statement of Objections to Brussels Airlines andTAP Portugal on code-sharing on Brussels-Lisbon route.
SAS Scandinavian has begun code-sharing with Shanghai Airlines, complementing its code-share arrangement with Air China.
Airline codes: The flights cannot carry any other airline codes thanthe tenderer's own and cannot be part of any code-sharing agreement.
The Committee suggests that all code-sharing flights be treated as connecting flights as in the ECAC code.
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.
The rapid development of code-sharing has a negative effect on the ability of secondary airports to attract long haul services.
As for other bilateral aviation pacts in the past,the agreements also involve code-sharing, sharing of earnings and the pooling of frequent flyer programmes.
The Portuguese delegation presented to the Council its concern on the need to look into the adoption of mechanisms ensuring that the consumer is given all necessary information when booking a flight with code-sharing.
Network growth and collaboration Intra-airline code-sharing and collaboration between SkyTeam members grew by more than 7 percent year-over-year to March 2016.
Increased competition and the rapid globalisation of the air market has led to the rapid development of alliances andassociated practices such as code-sharing and franchising arrangements.
The notification, however, focused on code-sharing provisions, under which SAS could market Maersk Air's flights as SAS flights, and the extension of SAS's frequent flyer programme to Maersk's clients.
Ii"group of air carriers" shall mean two or more air carriers which together perform joint operations,franchise operations or code-sharing for the purpose of operating a specific air service;
However, most European airlines practicing code-sharing have signed up to the Airline Passenger Service Commitments(APSC)[6], committing themselves to provide this information on a voluntary basis.
Traffic rights" means the right of an air carrier to transport passengers, freight, or mail on an air service on the basis of a specific route, schedule,capacity and code-sharing arrangements, as appropriate.
Shortly after the deregulation of the US airline industryin the late 1980s, so-called code-sharing alliances between a US airline and a European national carrier quickly took off.
While traffic demand between several Member States and Australia would not necessarily makedirect flights commercially viable, air carriers could pursue commercial benefits through code-sharing arrangements to and from Australia.
This, of course, does not mean that the airlines concerned had to wait six years before they put in place their code-sharing, revenue-sharing or pooled their frequent flyers programmes, which usually characterise these link-ups.
One such practice is code-sharing, where two airlines agree to sell seats on a number of flights under both of their respective name, although some of the flights are operated by one of the carriers and others are operated by the other carrier.
While traffic demand between several Member States and New Zealand would not necessarily makedirect flights commercially viable, air carriers could pursue benefits through code-sharing arrangements to and from New Zealand.
This is different from another common form of code-sharing whereby a company sells seats on a partner's flights on routes it does not operate itself in order to extend the reach of services and broaden the choice for customers.
TAP and GOL enter business partnership TAP Portugal, a member of Star Alliance, andthe Brazilian airline GOL are set to begin a business partnership that covers code-sharing and loyalty programmes during the current IATA summer season.
These investigations focus on a particular type of code sharing arrangement where these airlines have agreed to sell seats on each others' flights on the Germany-Turkey routes and on the Belgium-Portugal routes,where both companies already operate their own flights between their own hubs("parallel hub-to-hub code-sharing") and should, in principle, be competing with each other.
Airline alliances are co-operative arrangements and cover often issues such as flight schedules and frequencies,pricing, code-sharing, the joint use of airport facilities and infrastructure and the pooling of frequent flyer programmes.
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 orfranchise operations, code-sharing or any other agreement of the same nature.
The connection offer through five continents was reinforced with the offering of hundreds of destinations operated through trade agreements(code-sharing and interlining) with other international established airlines and also with the route network of the airlines members of Star Alliance.
In writing.-( PT) I voted in favour of concluding the EU-Canada Air Transport Agreement, which will enable European airlines to establish direct flights to Canada from any point within Europe, generating, firstly, new opportunities for European companies- in particular,thanks to the possibility of reaching code-sharing agreements and the progressive liberalisation of rules in the area of foreign investment- and, secondly, substantial economic benefits, both for consumers and with regard to job creation.