AMERICAN AIRLINES and British Airways have filed an application with the US Department of Transportation (DoT) seeking regulatory approval to offer certain codeshare services permitted under the current provisions of the US-U.K.Air Services Agreement. If approved, this would be the first time the two carriers, Oneworld partners, have placed their codes on each other's flights since the inception of the alliance. American intends to place its code on BA services beyond American's UK gateways to key destinations in the UK and Ireland, Continental Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. American also would place its code on BA transatlantic service between New York (JFK) and Manchester. BA would place its code on American's flights beyond BA American gateway cities to points in the US and to Mexico, the Caribbean and Latin America. BA would also place its code on American's flights between Chicago and Glasgow and Manchester. The application submitted by the two carriers does not include codesharing on each other's transatlantic services to London.
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