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10/12/2004
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French railway, Delta to end codesharing agreement
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Beginning Dec. 1, French national railway Société Nationale des Chamins de Fer and Delta Air Lines will no longer codeshare on trains running between Paris-Charles de Gaulle International Airport and 12 French destinations.
The move was a "strategic business decision," Delta officials said in a prepared statement. The airline and railway began codesharing in 2001.
Codesharing is a marketing agreement between two carriers that enables one carrier to publish schedules and sell tickets under the code of the other carrier.
The move was a "strategic business decision," Delta officials said in a prepared statement. The airline and railway began codesharing in 2001.
Codesharing is a marketing agreement between two carriers that enables one carrier to publish schedules and sell tickets under the code of the other carrier.
