Spanish carrier Euroairlines and Brazilian airline GOL have formed an interline agreement that will leverage the former’s distribution services rather than provide codeshare flights.
The partnership will allow GOL to expand the distribution of its content “to new passengers” via Euroairlines' IATA Q4-291 license, which will permit access to a network of travel agencies, OTAs, aggregators and consolidators in more than 60 countries, according to the companies.
Euroairlines CEO Antonio López-Lázaro said the agreement “consolidates” the group’s presence in Latin America.
Meanwhile, head of commercial Amanda Machado said: “Euroairlines will provide GOL with the local and regional capillarity to consolidate its global growth.”
GOL currently has 47 interline and 17 codeshare agreements with several global airline partners, according to the companies.