Riyadh Air in code-share talks with Cathay Pacific to grow Middle East, Asia route network


Riyadh Air, backed by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, is in talks to work with Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific Airways to expand each other’s route network, after its multibillion-dollar order of 60 Airbus jets this week, said a senior executive.

The cooperation may “very possibly” include a code-sharing accord for the two carriers to fly passengers on each other’s aircraft to a wider network of destinations, Riyadh Air’s chief financial officer Adam Boukadida said in an interview with the Post on Wednesday. He emphasised that it was “too early” to specify details.

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