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Virgin Australia switches U.S. partner to United from Delta -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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© Reuters. The Virgin Australia Airlines Boeing 737-8800 takes off from Sydney Airport, Sydney, Australia on October 28, 2020. REUTERS/Loren Elliott

SYDNEY, (Reuters) – Virgin Australia announced Tuesday that it will enter a new codeshare partnership and loyalty partnership (with United Airlines) starting April 2022. This partnership replaces a long-standing partnership (NYSE:) with Delta Air Lines on U.S. flights.

Virgin Australia last year cancelled flights from Australia to Los Angeles, but maintained a partnership with Delta to compete against a rival partnership between Qantas Airways & American Airlines (NASDAQ).

United is a bigger market player than Delta for routes between Australia, the United States and Australia.

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