The Dohop-powered virtual interline platform now offers more than 240 destinations.
LONDON – Dohop partner Air Transat announced the arrival of three new partner airlines to connectair by Air Transat. By connecting Air Transat to Azores Airlines, Loganair, and SKY express, passengers can now book and travel to more than 240 additional destinations.
Launched in November 2021, connectair by Air Transat is Dohop’s latest airline-owned virtual interline platform. Thanks to partnerships with other carriers such as easyJet, Vueling, Avianca, and Pascan, the platform already offers a wide selection of connected journeys throughout Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, and the Americas. Passengers can book connecting flights across airline networks, including ancillaries, in a single booking process. Dohop services the connection in case of delays and disruptions, while airlines retain customer ownership.
“Air Transat’s continued focus on expanding its network through virtual interline is a testimony to its forward-thinking and innovative approach as an airline. We are delighted to be the facilitator of such developments,” added Sarah Hanan, Commercial Director at Dohop.
“connectair by Air Transat, our virtual interlining service exclusive to our airline in Canada, is a great, easy-to-use tool that enables us to quickly add trusted new partners and help travellers choose their dream holiday from an ever-expanding selection,” said Joseph Adamo, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer at Transat. “This initiative is in line with our desire to always stand out with an innovative approach focused on continuously improving the customer experience.”
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