Codesharing flights

[airlinemanage]

Is there codesharing possibility? Where an airline flies an aircraft, but maybe the tickets of the flight is sold from a few airlines, so the same flight has a number of flight numbers.

Several types of codeshare exist, commonly three types:

• Block space codeshare: A commercial (marketing) airline purchases a fixed number of seats from the administrating (operating/prime) carrier. A fixed price is typically paid, and the seats are kept away from the Administrating carrier's own inventory. The marketing airline decides on their own which booking classes the seats are sold in (the block of seats are optimised just like another aircraft cabin).
  
  
• Free flow codeshare: The airlines' inventory and reservation systems communicate in real-time by messaging, commonly IATA AIRIMP/PADIS messaging (TTY and EDIFACT). A booking class mapping is defined between the airlines. No seats are locked to any of the airlines, and any airline can sell any number of seats.
  
  
• Capped free flow: Basically the same as above, but a capping (max number of seats) are defined for each of the marketing airlines participating in the codeshare with the Administrating (operating/prime) carrier.
  

[airlinemanage]

This can happen only if two airlines are of the same alliance, but now the game don't have alliance.

[Ryan97]

These ideas are all on te plans for the future i believe

[D960]

It Would be very great!

[Zortan]

Is there codesharing possibility? Where an airline flies an aircraft, but maybe the tickets of the flight is sold from a few airlines, so the same flight has a number of flight numbers.

Several types of codeshare exist, commonly three types:

• Block space codeshare: A commercial (marketing) airline purchases a fixed number of seats from the administrating (operating/prime) carrier. A fixed price is typically paid, and the seats are kept away from the Administrating carrier's own inventory. The marketing airline decides on their own which booking classes the seats are sold in (the block of seats are optimised just like another aircraft cabin).
  
  
• Free flow codeshare: The airlines' inventory and reservation systems communicate in real-time by messaging, commonly IATA AIRIMP/PADIS messaging (TTY and EDIFACT). A booking class mapping is defined between the airlines. No seats are locked to any of the airlines, and any airline can sell any number of seats.
  
  
• Capped free flow: Basically the same as above, but a capping (max number of seats) are defined for each of the marketing airlines participating in the codeshare with the Administrating (operating/prime) carrier.
  

I'm doing Free-flow codeshare in my RP

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I would love this feature though