What flight has the most codeshares?

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In the Qantas lounge in Melbourne the other evening, I couldn't help noticing that QF37 was taking up all 10 slots on the departure board because of all the codeshares sold on that one flight. (Each of the codeshare flight numbers is listed individually.)

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That wasn't even all of the codeshares - there's also UL3373 which didn't fit on the board.

It got me thinking - is there any single flight with more codeshares than this? I'm sure there must be, but 10 would be pretty hard to beat.
 
I think I've seen a flight with 12 codes before. Which, IIRC, was also a QF flight in SIN.
 
In terms of QF flights, that seems to be at the upper end.

But for all airlines in total… Etihad! Tomorrow’s flight ex SYD has 17 codeshares (the ME and KL are listed twice)

Abu Dhabi
EY

EY455
A31915, AF3821, AZ3925, B2355, EI8055, GF5155, JU7511, KL3939, KM3939, KL2122, ME6637, ME6637, MS8087, NZ4255, PK4455, S74606, SV6268, UX2712, WY5405

Source: Flight Listing
 
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I was tired in Sydney domestic the other day and had to blink twice to remind myself I wasn’t in New Zealand. Air NZ had code on every single one of Qantas flights!
 
In terms of QF flights, that seems to be at the upper end.

But for all airlines in total… Etihad! Tomorrow’s flight ex SYD has 18 codeshares (the ME flight is listed twice)

Abu Dhabi
EY

EY455
A31915, AF3821, AZ3925, B2355, EI8055, GF5155, JU7511, KL3939, KM3939, KL2122, ME6637, ME6637, MS8087, NZ4255, PK4455, S74606, SV6268, UX2712, WY5405

Source: Flight Listing
KLM also has 2 codes listed on that flight.

Interesting that they still have active codes from Russian airlines, given the airspace bans and travel bans between selected nations and Russia.
 
KLM also has 2 codes listed on that flight.

Interesting that they still have active codes from Russian airlines, given the airspace bans and travel bans between selected nations and Russia.
One is KLM, the other, KM, is Air Malta

 
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Looks like there are 2 KLM flight numbers KL3939 and KL2122
You’re right! And so sorry to himeno.

i must have read the list like 10 times and missed it!

Edited both posts. (I don’t actually think it would be possible for 2 KL codes, even with different flight numbers?)
 
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Imagine if flight attendants had to read out and acknowledge all codeshare pax: “We welcome our Air France, Gulf Air, KLM, EgyptAir…”
 
BKP does not sell tickets from AU. How does it appear as a codeshare?
Some codeshares are fairly new
Bangkok Airways in Northern summer 2023 season resumes codeshare partnership with Qantas, as PG-coded flight numbers once again appears on selected Qantas flight. Planned codeshare routes from 26MAR23 as follow.

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