easyJet is weighing a possible codeshare or interline arrangement with Air France-KLM, with Amsterdam Schiphol and Paris Charles de Gaulle among the hubs under discussion. The potential link-up would broaden easyJet’s short-haul network with feeder connections and could eventually support one-ticket itineraries and through baggage handling.
The talks remain at a preliminary stage and no agreement has been confirmed. The move fits with Apollo’s takeover plan for easyJet, which includes exploring interlining and codesharing opportunities as part of the airline’s next phase under new ownership.
The partnership would be commercially significant because easyJet is already one of the largest carriers at Amsterdam, alongside KLM and Transavia, making Air France-KLM a logical counterpart for connectivity at major European hubs. For passengers, the main benefit would be smoother onward travel beyond easyJet’s point-to-point model, particularly on journeys involving connections through Paris or Amsterdam.