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Star Alliance has 25 member airlines, each with its own distinctive culture and style of service.
Star Alliance has 25 member airlines, each with its own distinctive culture and style of service. The information on the site covers all member airlines and their complete networks, schedules, loyalty benefits and recognition, lounges, and other travel information.
Star Alliance brings together 25 member airlines, offering more than 17,500 daily departures. Their combined fleets serve over more than 50 hub airports, in over 1,150 destinations, across 189 countries worldwide, making us the largest global airline alliance.
Today, Star Alliance comprises 25 member airlines, each with its own distinctive culture and style of service. Alliance members come together at over 50 global hubs to offer smooth connections across a world-leading global network.
Star Alliance Members: Operating Carrier and Codeshare Information Aegean: Air Canada, Air Serbia, airBaltic, Brussels Airlines, Bulgaria Air, EGYPTAIR, Ethiopian Airlines, Etihad Airways, Gulf Air, LOT Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, Olympic Air, S7 Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines, Singapore Airlines, SWISS International Air Lines, TAP Air ...
We are working together with our member airlines to make earning and spending miles or points more exciting. Whether using them for a seat upgrade, or having your miles or points updated the moment you step off the plane, you will feel the benefit.
Your loyalty as a frequent flyer to the Star Alliance network has earned you Gold Status. We repay you by recognising you across the entire network with a special welcome and a set of privileges that will make your journey smoother and more comfortable.
The more you fly on the Star Alliance network, the faster you will earn sufficient miles or points to redeem for a reward ticket or upgrade. There is no single Star Alliance frequent flyer programme; simply join one of the programmes offered by our member airlines.
November: Blue1 (member until 2015) joins as the first regional member of Star Alliance, followed by Adria Airways (member until 2019) and Croatia Airlines; May: US Airways (member until 2014) joins the Star Alliance network
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