China Airlines, Taiwan's largest international carrier has signed an agreement with Garuda Indonesia to broaden their cooperative service to passengers traveling throughout Asia. Under the new agreement, the two carriers will expand their code-sharing, operate a joint frequent flyer program, strengthen cooperation in passenger and cargo flight service and jointly launch pilot simulator training programs.
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Garuda Indonesia has confirmed that it has concluded negotiations with Boeing to swap its order for 10 787 aircraft for a new contract to purchase 10 Boeing 777-300ERs.
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China Airlines, Taiwan's largest international carrier has signed an agreement with Garuda Indonesia to broaden their cooperative service to passengers traveling throughout Asia. Under the new agreement, the two carriers will expand their code-sharing, operate a joint frequent flyer program, strengthen cooperation in passenger and cargo flight service and jointly launch pilot simulator training programs.