
Icelandair and Air China Sign Codeshare Agreement
Icelandair and Air China have entered a codeshare agreement aimed at connecting passenger journeys between Iceland and China.
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Icelandair and Air China signed a codeshare agreement to improve passenger connections between Iceland and China, including itineraries on single tickets.
Key details
- The agreement involves Icelandair and Air China.
- The airlines signed the deal by 28 October 2026.
- The partnership is intended to support passenger connections between Iceland and China.
The agreement is intended to support travel between Iceland and China on single tickets.
Why it matters
The agreement links the two airlines’ networks for passengers traveling between Iceland and China, with single-ticket itineraries among its stated aims.
What happens next
The partnership sets out a path for more connected journeys between the two countries. Which Iceland-to-China itinerary would you most like to see become easier to book?
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