Published on : Monday, February 10, 2020
Both airlines will operate daily services between Tokyo (HND) and Moscow (SVO) under the codeshare agreement, as well as on connecting flights to major cities in Russia and Japan, thereby expanding the range of options available to passengers. Japan Airlines will add its “JL” designator codes on 10 major Russian destinations such as St. Petersburg, Kazan and Yekaterinburg. Aeroflot will place its “SU” designator codes on 10 popular Japanese destinations such as Sapporo, Osaka and Fukuoka.
Furthermore, both parties intend to increase codeshare destinations including Aeroflot’s new operation between Osaka(KIX) and Moscow(SVO) scheduled to commence June 2020 .
Aeroflot has operated a daily flight from Moscow to Tokyo since 1967, and is the leading carrier on East-West transit routes between fast-growing markets in Asia and Europe and North America. The Russian flag carrier offers seamless connectivity through its home airport and major hub at Sheremetyevo, as well as award-winning on-board service including menus designed specifically for travelers from countries in Asia.
Japan Airlines has also committedly operated flights between Tokyo and Moscow as the only Japanese carrier for over 50 years. Both partners are delighted to enter the partnership, and hope to contribute further to the market by providing customers with more options and great customer experience.
Operating Carrier Codeshare Routes
Aeroflot Japan=Russia route Haneda=Sheremetyevo
Russia Domestic route Sheremetyevo=St. Petersburg
Sheremetyevo=Kazan
Sheremetyevo=Yekaterinburg
Sheremetyevo=Samara
Sheremetyevo=Sochi
Sheremetyevo=Krasnodar
Sheremetyevo=Rostov
Sheremetyevo=Nizhny Novgorod
Sheremetyevo=Perm
Sheremetyevo=Ufa
Japan Airlines Japan=Russia route Haneda=Sheremetyevo
Japan Domestic route Haneda=Sapporo
Haneda=Nagoya
Haneda=Osaka (Itami / Kansai)
Haneda=Okayama
Haneda=Hiroshima
Haneda=Fukuoka
Haneda=Nagasaki
Haneda=Kumamoto
Haneda=Kagoshima
Haneda=Okinawa
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