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The One World alliance is celebrating it's tenth anniversary, and its member airlines have unveiled a special livery on their fleets. Hope you will enjoy the images. Click on the images to see the high resolution versions.

American Airlines Boeing 777

British Airways Boeing 747

Japan Airlines Boeing 777

Finnair Airbus A340

Royal Jordanian Airlines Airbus A319

Iberia Airbus A320

LAN Chile Boeing 767

Malev Boeing 737
Cathay Pacific Airbus A340
QANTAS Boeing 747

Oneworld has also announced 10% reduction in airfares, a new Circle Atlantic fare, and a free business class tickets contest.

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oneworld, the global airline alliance, claims to have become the first to launch a new internet booking tool to allow purchasing of multi-airline round-the-world air tickets.

The oneworld Explorer fare tool is available on the Oneworld website, making the airline alliance the first alliance to offer public fares for sale on the internet. All oneworld member airlines will also provide links to the booking tool on their separate websites.

Choosing from ten member airlines and 20 affiliates, customers and travel agents will be able to plan and book a round-the-world itinerary and pay for tickets online. Availability of flights and seats on dates selected will automatically be checked when customers click on destinations on an interactive map. The system then validates the chosen itinerary, making sure that it meets all the fare’s rules and conditions, before immediately issuing a price for the selected journey. Oneworld Explorer calculates its price based on the number of continents visited rather than the mileage flown. Itineraries can be up to 16 sectors, and when finalised, customers just have to pay online and print out the details whilst the e-tickets are sent to their email.

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British Airways Plc and Qantas Airways Ltd are announcing that after detailed discussions about a potential merger, talks have ended.

Despite the potential longer term benefits to both British Airways and Qantas, the airlines have not been able to come to agreement over the key terms of a merger at this time.

British Airways and Qantas will continue to work together on their joint business between the UK and Australia and as part of the Oneworld alliance.

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