Is Lufthansa partner with Cathay Pacific?

The code-share and frequent flyer agreement between Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, Swiss International Air Lines and Cathay Pacific Airways brings advantages for the passengers of all the partners, because the airlines' route networks complement each other perfectly.



Yes, Lufthansa and Cathay Pacific maintain a strategic partnership, although they belong to different airline alliances (Lufthansa is in Star Alliance, while Cathay is in Oneworld). Since 2017, the two carriers have operated a codeshare agreement that allows passengers to book seamless connections between Europe and the Southwest Pacific. For example, Cathay Pacific places its "CX" code on Lufthansa-operated flights to several European cities via Frankfurt and Munich. Reciprocally, Lufthansa places its code on Cathay flights to destinations like Sydney, Melbourne, and Auckland via Hong Kong. This partnership also extends to their loyalty programs; members of Miles & More and Cathay (Asia Miles) can earn and redeem miles on specific codeshare routes. This unique "cross-alliance" cooperation is designed to provide better connectivity for passengers traveling between the two major global hubs.

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