The JV will allow them to collaborate on more commercial activities.
SINGAPORE - Singapore Airlines and Indonesian flag carrier Garuda Indonesia have received approval from the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore for a joint venture agreement.
These activities may include operating joint revenue-sharing flights between the two countries; coordinating flight schedules to offer travellers more options; “seamless connectivity” between Singapore, Indonesia and other countries; and exploring joint sales and marketing initiatives that provide greater value to both airlines’ customers.
The JV is one of the group’s strategies for creating value for its customers, through the provision of “seamless services for passengers with more flight schedule options, and ease in earning and redeeming mileage”, he said.
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