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FY19 Domestic & International Code Share List.Pdf DOT OST/FAA U.S. or DOD Foreign Code-share Code-share Partner Foreign Safety Code-share CPP Carrier Name Partner Name Code-share Approval Safety Airline Code Partner Status** Approval Status Alaska Airlines Horizon Air QX U.S. Approved N/A Peninsula Airways (dba) Alaska Airlines KS Approved N/A PenAir U.S. Alaska Airlines Ravn Alaska 7H U.S. Approved N/A Alaska Airlines SkyWest Airlines OO U.S. Approved N/A American Airlines Air Wisconsin ZW U.S. Approved N/A American Airlines British Airways BA Foreign N/A Approved American Airlines Cathay Pacific Airlines CX Foreign N/A Approved American Airlines China Southern Airlines CZ Foreign N/A Approved American Airlines Compass Airlines CP U.S. Approved N/A American Airlines Envoy Air Inc. MQ U.S. Approved N/A American Airlines ExpressJet EV U.S. Approved N/A American Airlines Fiji Airways FJ Foreign N/A Approved American Airlines Finnair AY Foreign N/A Approved American Airlines Iberia IB Foreign N/A Approved American Airlines JAL Airlines JL Foreign N/A Approved American Airlines Jetstar Japan Co. GK Foreign N/A Approved American Airlines Malaysia Airlines MH Foreign N/A Approved American Airlines Mesa Airlines YV U.S. Approved N/A American Airlines Piedmont Airlines PT U.S. Approved N/A American Airlines PSA Airlines OH U.S. Approved N/A American Airlines Qantas QF Foreign N/A Approved American Airlines Republic Airlines YX U.S. Approved N/A American Airlines Royal Jordanian RJ Foreign N/A Approved American Airlines SkyWest Airlines OO U.S. Approved N/A American Airlines Trans States Airlines AX U.S. Approved N/A Delta Airlines Aeroflot SU Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines Aerolineas Argentinas AR Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines Aeromexico AM Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines Aeromexico Connect 5D Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines Air Europa UX Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines Air France AF Foreign N/A Approved Air One Cityliner Delta Airlines CT N/A Approved (Alitalia) Foreign Delta Airlines Alaska Airlines AS U.S. Approved N/A Delta Airlines Alitalia AZ Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines Austral AU Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines CAI First (Alitalia) XM Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines China Airlines CI Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines China Southern Airlines CZ Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines CityJet (AF) WX Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines Compass Airlines CP U.S. Approved N/A Delta Airlines CSA Czech Airlines OK Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines Endeavor Air 9E U.S. Approved N/A Delta Airlines ExpressJet EV U.S. Approved N/A Delta Airlines GoJet Airlines G7 U.S. Approved N/A Delta Airlines GOL Airlines G3 Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines HOP! (AF) A5 Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines Hawaiian Airlines HA U.S. Approved N/A Delta Airlines Horizon Air QX U.S. Approved N/A Delta Airlines Jet Airways India LTD 9W Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines KLM Cityhopper WA Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines KLM Royal Dutch Airlines KL Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines Korean Air KE Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines Olympic Air OA Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines Seaborne Airlines BB Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines Shanghai Airlines FM Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines Shuttle America S5 U.S. Approved N/A Delta Airlines SkyWest Airlines OO U.S. Approved N/A Delta Airlines Transavia HV Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines Vietnam Airlines VN Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines Virgin Atlantic VS Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines Virgin Australia VA Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines WestJet WS Foreign N/A Approved Delta Airlines WestJet Encore WR Foreign N/A Approved Hawaiian Airlines No Code-share Partners N/A N/A N/A N/A JetBlue Emirates EK Foreign N/A Approved JetBlue South African Airways SA Foreign N/A Approved Silver Airways No Code-share Partners N/A N/A N/A N/A Southwest Airlines No Code-share Partners N/A N/A N/A N/A United Airlines Air Canada* AC Foreign N/A Approved United Airlines Air China* CA Foreign N/A Approved United Airlines Air New Zealand* NZ Foreign N/A Approved United Airlines Air Wisconsin ZW U.S. Approved N/A United Airlines All Nippon Airways NH Foreign N/A Approved United Airlines Asiana* OZ Foreign N/A Approved United Airlines Austrian OS Foreign N/A Approved United Airlines Brussels Airlines SN Foreign N/A Approved United Airlines CommutAir C5 U.S. Approved N/A United Airlines Copa* CM Foreign N/A Approved United Airlines ExpressJet EV U.S. Approved N/A United Airlines GoJet Airlines G7 U.S. Approved N/A United Airlines Lufthansa LH Foreign N/A Approved United Airlines Mesa Airlines YV U.S. Approved N/A United Airlines Republic Airlines YX U.S. Approved N/A United Airlines SkyWest Airlines OO U.S. Approved N/A United Airlines South African Airways* SA Foreign N/A Approved United Airlines Trans States Airlines AX U.S. Approved N/A * See FY19 Program Specific Codeshare Restrictions list. ** In accordance with 32 CFR 861.6(b), foreign air carriers performing any portion of a line item awarded to a U.S. air carrier under the GSA City Pair Program pursuant to a code-sharing agreement with that U.S. air carrier, are generally not subject to DOD survey and approval under Sections 861.4 and 861.5. .
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