Oneworld partners Royal Jordanian and Qatar Airways are expanding their codeshare arrangement.
Royal Jordanian says the pact will add six more destinations to its network, including Dhaka, Muscat, Karachi, Colombo, Perth and Singapore.
The expansion will provide 18 weekly flights on the link between the two carriers’ bases in Amman and Doha.
Royal Jordanian and Qatar commenced their codeshare in August last year.
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