Etihad asks for injunction to protect airberlin codeshare flights
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Credit: Rob Finlayson
Etihad Airways has applied to the German Court for an injunction to protect codeshare flights with airberlin on routes between Germany and Abu Dhabi. These codeshare flights generate an additional €140 million ($159 million) turnover per year for airberlin, several German media outlets reported...
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