Emirates has announced the activation of an interline partnership agreement with Bahamasair, allowing customers to continue their journeys seamlessly to the Bahamas. The activation follows the memorandum of understanding signed by the two airlines last June.
The new partnership gives Emirates customers access to two destinations in the Bahamas via Miami and Orlando airports in Florida, namely Nassau on Paradise Island and Freeport on Grand Bahama Island, on Bahamasair flights, according to a press release published on the Emirates website.
Travellers can now book their entire journey with Emirates from any point on the airline's network to Orlando or Miami, then continue on to Nassau or Freeport on a single ticket with a unified baggage policy for both airlines.
Emirates currently serves 12 destinations in the United States, including Miami and Orlando. The airline operates daily flights to Miami using its refurbished four-class Boeing 777, along with five weekly flights to Orlando on a three-class Boeing 777. Through these two gateways, customers will be able to continue their journeys on Bahamasair, which operates Boeing 737 aircraft to the country's two main destinations.
Earlier this year, Emirates signed a memorandum of understanding with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Bahamas to strengthen cooperation in tourism promotion for this Caribbean destination.
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