Star Alliance group as WSF2016 official air carrier
Star Alliance group as WSF2016 official air carrier
The Warsaw Security Forum 2016 is proud to announce Star Alliance group as our official air carrier. With a vision of Combining strength and innovation Five airlines created Star Alliance as the first global aviation alliance back in 1997. still pioneering – dedicated to innovation and excellent customer service, with a track record of success. So its customers experience the best of both worlds: absolute reliability coupled with constant innovation.
Today, Star Alliance has 28 member airlines, each with its own distinctive culture and style of service. Alliance members come together to offer smooth connections across a vast global network. A project company based in Frankfurt, Germany, coordinates Star Alliance activities. These include co-locations at airports, infrastructure, communication initiatives and other services to improve your travel experience. The Alliance is constantly looking at the ways in which we can make our travel experience smoother and more comfortable. The best examples are Co-location at airports and connection centres.
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