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EL AL & Etihad Launch Frequent Flyer Partnership

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In 2020, Israel and the United Arab Emirates established diplomatic relations, which had positive implications for aviation, including the introduction of direct flights between the two countries. In 2021, we saw EL AL and Etihad launch a codeshare agreement. The two airlines had promised that we’d see frequent flyer reciprocity, and that’s now finally being…

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Diamond
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This is indeed a really positive sign in the Middle East and a sign that commercial relationships can break historic oppositions.
That said, Etihad's network provides additional connectivity which is valuable to El Al's generally westward focused network while Etihad could use a unique advantage in the competitive Middle East market where Etihad is pretty small relative to its chief competitors.
Hard to see a loser here


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(@Yohoshua Ha Parua)
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El AL discasting company. The worst service. Expensive. Awful boarding.avoid!avoid!avoid!


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The six wealthy Gulf states and Israel must join forces to fight the growing threat of Iran and Hezbollah in Syria, Lebanon, Iraq and Yemen. The Gulf states are flexing their petro power to influence western governments, policies and coalition to their advantages. Tourism revenues are a drop in the bucket compared to the petro dollars.


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(@Never In Doubt)
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Sir, this is a Wendy’s.


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 Moe
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It is likely English is not your first language. May I suggest using a spellchecker next time you comment in English?


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 Eric
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Wow... something like this was unthinkable just 20 years ago. It dosent solve the world's problems but at least it's a small step.


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