Bring airline content into one integration: airlines’ own booking feeds (NDC), the big shared booking networks (GDS) and low-cost airlines. Sell fares with the bags and seats people actually want. When plans move, handle supported changes and refunds through the same API.
One connection gives your app fares from hundreds of airlines, and the tools to look after each booking once it is made.
One search covers full-service and low-cost airlines.
Travellers compare fares with bags and seats shown up front.
Pay and issue the ticket under the setup agreed for your launch.
Handle supported changes, refunds and disruption alerts through the same API.
Each source works differently. You get one offer format, and every offer still shows what its airline allows.
NDC is the airline industry’s newer standard for selling fares and extras directly. We maintain each airline connection and its version changes. Every offer shows the actions its airline supports.
Sabre, Amadeus and Travelport, for the long tail of older airline connections and tickets across partner airlines. Search uses cached availability. Fare rules decide when the price must be checked again.
Connect low-cost airlines directly for fares, bags, seats and bundles. What you can sell and change depends on each airline connection.
Sell under the ticketing setup agreed for your launch, or bring your own airline contracts and accreditation. During onboarding we confirm who issues tickets, in which markets, and who is responsible for what.
Search returns ranked offers with fare, taxes, bags and seats already in one object. Book with the offer ID and a payment token. The shape is the same whichever source answered. Offer validity and any required price check depend on the booking flow.
Compare fares and extras, then manage supported changes, cancellations and refunds after booking.
Fare types such as Basic or Flex, plus bags, seats, meals, lounge access and priority boarding. Shown the way each airline intends, and comparable across airlines.
Combine flights from airlines that have no agreement to ticket together. Where available, the itinerary shows connection protection, baggage handling and recovery options.
Show your corporate or agency fares in the same search as public ones. Eligibility, fare rules and ticketing references stay attached, so travellers only see fares they can book.
Request supported changes, refunds and exchanges through the booking API. Cases that need airline approval or manual work go to the agreed support team, with the booking history attached.
Show cabin layouts and per-seat prices where the airline provides them, in one format across all your sources.
Schedule changes and disruptions, such as cancellations and delays, trigger a webhook (an automatic message to your system) with ranked rebooking options attached. Set an auto-rebook policy and most disruptions resolve themselves.
Compare connected airline content in one search. Keep ticketing, changes and refunds in the same workflow.
Add a flights tab without becoming a travel company. Our ticketing authority and compliance; your brand and your margin.
Apply travel policy at search time, bill centrally through lodge cards (a company card held on file), and get disruption alerts your duty-of-care team can act on.
Something we haven’t covered? Talk to the team. We can help you work through your integration.
An NDC label does not tell you which bookings a connection can service. Check shopping, booking, changes, refunds and disruption support for the markets you plan to sell.
Aditi Acharya→Technical · 11 minNDC can improve the airline offers you sell. Your product still needs to handle different carrier capabilities, booking changes, refunds and incomplete responses.
Aditi Acharya→Comparison · 11 minThe right mix depends on the routes, fares and servicing your customers need. Compare airline content sources without forcing each supplier workflow into your checkout.
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