Hahn Air Expands Its Network with New Interline Agreement with Nesma Airlines

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Hahn Air has officially announced a strategic partnership with Nesma Airlines through a newly signed interline agreement. This collaboration brings Nesma Airlines, an Egyptian airline, into Hahn Air’s extensive network, which now includes over 350 airlines globally. Travel agents can ticket Nesma Airlines under the NE code using Hahn Air’s insolvency-safe HR-169 ticket through major Global Distribution Systems (GDS) such as Amadeus, Sabre, and Travelport. The agreement enables agents to use standard ticketing and reservation processes, enhancing booking efficiency for Nesma Airlines through Hahn Air’s secure ticketing solutions.
Founded in 2010, Nesma Airlines operates as an Egyptian-owned airline with a focus on connecting passengers across multiple regional and international destinations. Headquartered at Cairo International Airport (CAI), Nesma Airlines’ fleet consists of three Airbus A320-200 aircraft, supporting routes across Egypt, Italy, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia. This route structure allows Hahn Air’s travel partners to expand their offerings within key Middle Eastern and Mediterranean markets.
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This agreement is a significant step forward in Hahn Air’s mission to bridge the gap between airlines and travel agencies worldwide. By providing access to Nesma Airlines’ network, Hahn Air strengthens its commitment to giving travel agents more diverse and accessible booking options. For Nesma Airlines, the partnership represents an opportunity to expand its reach to new customers globally, reinforcing its growth in international travel.
For further details about Nesma Airlines and Hahn Air’s expansive network of partner carriers, travel agents are encouraged to visit the Partner Carriers section. This collaboration underscores Hahn Air’s continued dedication to enriching its global connectivity portfolio, offering travel agents seamless and secure ticketing solutions with a broad array of airline partners.
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