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Redding Airline Travel Bank Airline Alliance and Codeshare Partners An airline alliance is an agreement between two or more airlines to cooperate on many levels. The three largest passenger airline alliances are Star Alliance, SkyTeam, and Oneworld. Alliances provide a network of connectivity and convenience for domestic and international passengers. Alliances also provide convenient marketing branding to facilitate travelers making inter-airline codeshare connections. This is important to the Redding Airline Travel Bank (ATB) because ATB funds can be used to purchase travel not only with the airline serving Redding but also with their codeshare partners. The three primary alliances including the following airlines as of June 2013: Oneworld • Air Berlin • JAL Express • Lan Peru • American Airlines • JALways • Malaysia Airlines • British Airways • Japan Airlines • Mexicana • Cathay Pacific Airways • Japan Transocean Air • Qantas Airways • Dragonair • Lan Airlines • Royal Jordanian • Finnair • LAN Argentina • S7 Airlines • Iberia • Lan Ecuador SkyTeam • Aeroflot • China Eastern Airlines • Middle East Airlines • Aerolineas Argentinas • China Southern Airlines • Saudia (Saudi Arabian • Aeromexico • Czech Airlines Airlines) • Air Europa • Delta Air Lines • Tarom • Air France • Kenya Airways • Vietnam Airlines • Alitalia • KLM • Xiamen Airlines • China Airlines • Korean Air Lines Star Alliance • Adria Airways • COPA • TACA • Aegean Airlines • Croatia Airlines • TAM • Air Canada • Egyptair • TAP - Air Portugal • Air China • Ethiopian Airlines • Thai Airways • Air New Zealand • LACSA • Trans American Airlines, • All Nippon Airways • LOT Polish Airlines S.A. TACA Peru • Asiana Airlines • Lufthansa • Transportes Aereos Del • Austrian Airlines • Scandinavian Airlines Mercosur • AVIANCA System • Turkish Airlines • AVIATECA, S.A. • Shenzhen Airlines • United Airlines • Blue1 • Singapore Airlines • US Airways • Brussels Airlines N.V. • South African Airways • Continental Airlines • SWISS .

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