Airline alliances

This article is a travel topic SkyTeam SkyTeam [1] is the youngest alliance. It has a particularly strong network in Europe. Members Airline Country Hubs Frequent flyer program Lounges IATA Aeroflot Russia Moscow Aeroflot Bonus SU Aerolíneas Argentinas Argentina Buenos Aires Aerolíneas Plus AR Aeroméxico Mexico Mexico City & Monterrey Club Premier Salón Premier AM Air Europa Spain Madrid Flying Blue UX Air France France Paris Flying Blue Various AF Alitalia Italy Rome MilleMiglia Club Freccia Alata AZ China Airlines Taiwan Taipei Dynasty Flyer CI China Eastern China Shanghai Eastern Miles MU China Southern Airlines China Beijing, Guangzhou Sky Pearl Club CZ Czech Airlines Czech Republic Prague OK Plus Crystal Lounge OK Delta Air Lines United States of America Minneapolis, Detroit, Memphis, Tokyo, Amsterdam, Cincinnati, Atlanta, New York & Salt Lake City SkyMiles Delta Sky Club DL Kenya Airways Kenya Nairobi Flying Blue Simba Lounge KQ KLM The Netherlands Amsterdam Flying Blue KLM Crown Lounge KL Korean Air South Korea Seoul SKYPASS Korean Air Lounge KE Middle East Airlines Lebanon Beirut Cedar Miles ME Saudia Saudi Arabia Jeddah, Dammam & Riyadh Alfursan SV TAROM Romania Bucharest Flying Blue RO Vietnam Airlines Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi Golden Lotus Plus Golden Lotus Lounge VN Xiamen Airlines China Xiamen Egret Card MF Star Alliance Star Alliance [2] is a global network of airlines, and the worlds largest airline alliance. Cooperation includes objectives such as seamless code share flights, sharing bonus points/miles and lounge access across all members of the alliance on frequent flyer programs and, as a new trend, an increased degree of co-location in airport terminals. Members Airline Country Hubs Frequent flyer program Lounges IATA Adria Airways Slovenia Ljubljana Miles & More Senator Lounge JP Aegean Airlines Greece Athens, Thessaloniki, Heraklion Miles & Bonus Aegean Club Lounge A3 Air Canada Canada Calgary, Montréal, Toronto & Vancouver Aeroplan Maple Leaf Lounge AC Air China China Beijing, Chengdu, Shanghai & Guangzhou Air China Companion/Phoenix Miles VIP Lounge CA Air New Zealand New Zealand Auckland Airpoints Koru Club NZ All Nippon Airways Japan Tokyo, Osaka ANA Mileage Club Club ANA Lounge NH Asiana Airlines South Korea Seoul, Incheon Asiana Club Asiana Lounge OZ Austrian Airlines Austria Vienna Miles & More Senator Lounge OS Avianca Colombia Bogotá Lifemiles AV Brussels Airlines Belgium Brussels Miles & More HON, Senator Lounge SN Copa Airlines Panama Panama City MileagePlus CM Croatia Airlines Croatia Zagreb Miles & More Senator Lounge OU Egypt Air Egypt Cairo EgyptAir Plus MS Ethiopian Airlines Ethiopia Addis Ababa ShebaMiles ET LOT Poland Warsaw Miles & More Executive Lounge LO Lufthansa Germany Frankfurt & Munich Miles & More HON/Senator Lounge LH SAS Scandinavian Airlines Denmark, Norway, Sweden Copenhagen, Oslo & Stockholm Eurobonus Scandinavian Lounge /Business Lounge SK Shenzhen Airlines China Shenzhen PhoenixMiles ZH Singapore Airlines Singapore Singapore KrisFlyer Silver Kriss Lounge SQ South African Airways South Africa Johannesburg, Cape Town Voyager Cycad/Baobab Lounge SA Swiss International Switzerland Zurich Miles & More Swiss Lounge LX TACA El Salvador San Salvador Distancia TA TAM Linhas Aéreas Brazil São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia TAM Fidelidade, Multiplus Fidelidade VIP Lounge JJ TAP Portugal Portugal Lisbon Victoria Top Executive Lounge TP Thai Airways Thailand Bangkok Royal Orchid Plus Royal Lounges TG Turkish Airlines Turkey Istanbul Miles & Smiles THY CIP Lounge TK United Airlines United States Chicago, Cleveland, Denver, Guam, Houston, Los Angeles, Newark, San Francisco, Tokyo, Washington, D.C. Mileage Plus Red Carpet Club UA US Airways United States Charlotte, Philadelphia & Phoenix Dividend Miles US Airways Club US Oneworld Oneworld [3] is the smallest alliance counted in number of airlines. The member airlines are spread evenly around the world, so it is a working alternative when planning a long multi-point trip such as a rtw. It was the first alliance to introduce interlining e-tickets. Members Airline Country Hubs Frequent flyer program Lounges IATA Air Berlin Germany Berlin, Düsseldorf & Palma de Mallorca topbonus AB American Airlines United States Dallas, New York, St. Louis, San Juan, Miami & Chicago AAdvantage Admirals Club AA British Airways United Kingdom London Executive Club Various BA Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Hong Kong Asia Miles/Marco Polo Club Various CX Finnair Finland Helsinki Finnair Plus Finnair Lounge AY Iberia Spain Madrid Iberia Plus IB Japan Airlines Japan Tokyo & Osaka JAL Mileage Bank Sakura Lounge JL LAN Airlines Chile Santiago LANPass Lounge Neruda & Mistral LA Qantas Australia Sydney & Melbourne Qantas Frequent Flyer Qantas Club QF Royal Jordanian Jordan Amman Royal Plus Crown Lounge RJ S7 Airlines Russia Moscow (Domodedovo), Novosibirsk, Irkutsk S7 Priority S7 Business lounges (Moscow, Novosibirsk) S7 Frequent Flyer programs Program name Earliest time to claim miles Latest time to claim miles Miles & More 1 week 6 months FlyingBlue 3 months This is a usable article. 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