Delta, Air France, KLM Virgin Atlantic and KLM inaugurated a joint venture • In the program: more airlines and rewards for frequent travelers • What can you earn?

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Delta Airlines, Air France, Clem and Virgin Atlantic inaugurated a joint venture of Aviation Alliance, which offers a larger network of airlines and enhanced rewards for frequent passengers on flights between Europe and the United Kingdom to North America.

The new partnership will allow passengers to integrate direct flights and continuation flights with each of the partners, and flexibility that allows all flights to be booked with each of the United States. The new arrangement will take effect on February 13, and members of the corporate client clubs will be able to earn points on each of them, either on transatlantic flights or on domestic flights in the US or Europe.

The combination will enable more frequent passengers to reach higher status in customer clubs more quickly, and receive benefits such as entering lounge lounges at airports, boarding and boarding precedence and additional benefits.

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In aggregate, the four companies offer 341 transatlantic flights a day on 10 or so, linking to 238 North American cities, 98 destinations in Europe and 16 in the UK. The four companies also have freight transportation services on all lines, from several freight forwarding centers such as Amsterdam, Atlanta, Boston, Detroit, London, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, New York, Paris, Seattle and Salt Lake City.

According to Virgin Atlantic CEO Shay Weiss, "there will be a greater choice of flights and improved perks for frequent travelers. A combination of our benefits, the network and the people that enable us to achieve more together. "