Turkish Airlines and Riyadh Air have signed a Strategic Cooperation Memorandum of Understanding to offer benefits to guests traveling between the Kingdom, Türkiye, and points beyond their Riyadh and Istanbul hubs. The agreement will allow customers to use each carrier's worldwide network through a comprehensive interline and codeshare agreement. The partnership will also allow loyalty program members to earn points or credits when traveling on codeshare services operated by the other.

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Delta Air Lines and El Al Israel Airlines have applied for US Department of Transportation's authorization to engage in reciprocal codeshare services beyond the United States and Israel. The partnership aims to strengthen Delta's connection to Israel by offering more customers unrivaled access to destinations across the United States. Delta is also looking to offer more destinations through El Al's route map, including Sharm El-Sheikh in Egypt and other non-open skies points. Delta is currently not flying to Tel Aviv Ben Gurion International Airport due to the ongoing conflict.

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Italy's ITA Airways has signed a codeshare deal with Korean Air, covering connecting flights from Rome Fiumicino and Seoul Incheon, as well as existing flights linking Seoul to Milan Malpensa airport.

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