In contrast to full membership, the more regional scope of a “connecting partner” calls for commercial ties with a minimum of just three member carriers.

The lounge at Paris Charles De Gaulle is open to some Star Alliance Gold members, but not all.

The new lounge – the eighth Star Alliance branded lounge – has Dutch design twists and is open starting from today.

The alliance is utilising the fare search engine to link directly to the alliance’s 28 member carrier websites for purchase.

The growing alliance will soon welcome its 14th member, which will help oneworld compete in Africa against the might of Star Alliance.

This is a classy one, with a “unique local experience” for first and business class passengers and Gold Card holders.

The alliance creates a digital services platform for customers using more than one member airline.

Globetrotting with just two stopovers is now possible, the alliance says, and with almost infinite options.

Debt-heavy flag carrier links Delhi with Scandinavia.

Domestic traffic grows rapidly, while Turkish upgrades Oslo route

Competition heats up in low-cost long-haul

LOT to compete with Norwegian on Oslo-Warsaw

Three weekly non-stop Delhi-Copenhagen flights

Ethiopian Airlines launched flights to Norway

Croatia Airlines commences routes to Zagreb

Long-range extra wide body aircraft is first of 25

Air India to connect Danish and Indian capitals

Airline eliminates third-party lounge access

Flights to be launched in May, to fly via Moscow

Nine-month $463mn net loss from last year’s $877mn profit