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LIST OF IATA MEMBER AIRLINES APPOINTMENTS FOR EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA May 2018 Airlines Airlines AER LINGUS. (EI) AIR SERBIA (JU) AEROFLOT (SU) KENYA AIRWAYS (KQ) 10 AEROLINEAS ARGENTINAS (AR) KLM (KLM ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES) (KL) 20 AEROMEXICO (AM) KOREAN AIR (KE) 9 3 AIR ALGERIE (AH) KUWAIT AIRWAYS (KU) 4 AIR BALTIC LAN AIRLINES (LA) 10 AIR BOTSWANA (BP) LOT POLISH AIRLINES (LO) AIR CANADA (AC) LUFTHANSA (LH) 10, 15, 19 AIR CHINA LTD. (CA) LUXAIR (LG) AIR EUROPA LINEAS AEREAS, SA (UX) Société AIR FRANCE (AF) 20 MALAYSIA AIRLINES (MH) 12 AIR-INDIA (AI) MEA (MIDDLE EAST AIRLINES AIRLIBAN) (ME) AIR MALTA P.L.C. (KM) NIPPON CARGO AIRLINES (NCA) (KZ) AIR MAURITIUS (MK) OLYMPIC AIR (OA) AIR NEW ZEALAND (NZ) PAL (PHILIPPINE AIRLINES) (PR) AIR NIUGINI (PX) PGA - PORTUGALIA AIRINES PORTUGALIA (NI) AIR SEYCHELLES (HM) PIA (PAKISTANT INT’L AIRLINES) (PK) 13 4 AIR TANZANIA (TC) QANTAS (QF) 10 AIR ZIMBABWE (UM) QATAR AIRWAYS (QR) 5 15 ALITALIA COMPAGNIA AEREA ITALIANA SPA. (AZ) ROYAL BRUNEI (BI) ALL NIPPON AIRWAYS (NH) 10 ROYAL JORDANIAN (RJ) AMERICAN AIRLINES (AA) SAS (SK) 10 15 ANGOLA AIRLINES-TAAG Angola Airlines (DT) 4 SAUDI ARABIAN AIRLINES (SV) 14 AUSTRIAN AIRLINES (OS) 10 SIA (SINGAPORE AIRLINES) (SQ) BRITISH AIRWAYS (BA) 7, 10 SOUTH AFRICAN AIRWAYS (SA) 10 BRUSSELS AIRLINES N.V. (SN) 10 SRILANKAN (UL) CARRIBBEAN AIRLINES (former BWIA) (BW) SWISS (LX) ) 15 10 CATHAY PACIFIC (CX) SYRIANAIR (RB) 4 COMAIR Ltd. (MN) TAP-AIR PORTUGAL (TP)1 16 3 10 CROATIA AIRLINES (OU) TAROM S.A. (RO) CUBANA (CU) THAI AIRWAYS (TG) 19 CYPRUS AIRWAYS (CY) THY (TURKISH AIRLINES) (TK) 3 CZECH AIRLINES (OK) DELTA AIR LINES (DL) 21 TUIFLY (previously Hapag Lloyd) (X3*) EGYPTAIR (MS) UNITED AIRLINES (UA) 17 EL AL (EL AL ISRAEL AIRLINES) (LY) WIDEROE (WF) EMIRATES (EK) ETHIOPIAN AIRLINES (ET) 10 ETIHAD AIRWAYS (EY) 10 FINNAIR (AY) 10 GARUDA (GA) 8 GULF AIR (GF) IBERIA (IB) 10 15 ICELANDAIR (FI) IRAN AIR (IR) JAPAN AIRLINES (JL) Notes 1 Intentionally left blank 2 Intentionally left blank 3 Liechtenstein and Switzerland only 4 Except Israel and South Africa 5 Except Algeria, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Israel, Libya, Morocco, Somalia, Sudan, Tunisia and Yemen 6 Intentionally left blank 7 Except Iraq 8 Except Africa and Israel 9 Limited to the following countries: Austria, France, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, Spain and Switzerland 10 Except Germany 11 Except Italy 12 Except Israel 13 Except Israel, Held Territories and South Africa 14 Except Albania, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Israel, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, South Africa and former Yugoslavia (Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia- Herzegovina, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Kosovo) 15 Except Greece 16 Except Angola, Guinea-Bissau, Senegal and Dem. Rep. of Congo (Kinshasa) 17 Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden only 18 Intentionally left blank 19 Except Austria 20 Belgium and Luxembourg only 21 Except Greece, Ukraine, and United Kingdom * * * * .

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