2025–2026

    Airline Alliances

    Three global airline alliances — Star Alliance, SkyTeam, and oneworld — collectively connect 54 member airlines across more than 190 countries. Together they account for approximately 47% of global air traffic. Each alliance coordinates schedules, lounges, frequent flyer programs, and codeshares across its members to offer travelers seamless worldwide connectivity.

    The Three Alliances at a Glance

    AllianceFoundedMembersDestinationsMarket Share
    Star Alliance1997251,150+17.4%
    SkyTeam2000161,000+~16%
    oneworld199913900+~14%

    FAQ: Airline Alliances

    What are the three major airline alliances?

    Star Alliance (1997, 25 members), SkyTeam (2000, 16 members), and oneworld (1999, 13 members). Together they cover ~47% of global air traffic.

    Which is the largest airline alliance?

    Star Alliance — 25 members, 1,150+ destinations, 190+ countries, ~17.4% global market share. Founded in 1997, it remains the world's largest alliance by every major metric.

    How do I get airline logos for all alliance members via API?

    The logostream Airline Logo API provides logos for all Star Alliance, SkyTeam, and oneworld member airlines. Query by IATA or ICAO code to get PNG, SVG, or transparent variants via global CDN.

    Which alliance has the most premium airlines?

    oneworld is generally considered the most premium-focused, anchored by Qatar Airways (multiple Skytrax World's Best Airline wins), Cathay Pacific, Japan Airlines, and British Airways. Star Alliance has Singapore Airlines; SkyTeam has Air France and Korean Air.

    Browse Alliance Members & Logos

    All 54 alliance member airline logos are available in the directory and via API.