US EditionSouthwest and Icelandair Expand Partnership to Pittsburgh
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The US airline Southwest Airlines would plan its first transatlantic route, with potential service to Reykjavik, Iceland, as of next year. The airline could exploit its future code-sharing partnership with Icelandair to provide access to new European destinations, using Iceland via Reykjavik, as a strategic entry point into Europe. This partnership allows Southwest to sell tickets to Iceland and European destinations served by Icelandair, thus e…
Southwest and Icelandair Expand Partnership to Pittsburgh
Travelers on Southwest Airlines and Icelandair are now able to use Pittsburgh as a connecting city when flying between the U.S. and Europe. The expansion of the airline partnership was announced on June 2, adding Pittsburgh International Airport as a gateway for Southwest fliers to connect to Icelandair’s European network via Reykjavik. Travelers can book connections through PIT on Icelandair’s website and select third-party platforms, with flig…
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