FOR TRAVEL AGENTS & TMCS

B2B air-ticketing.
Built for travel agents.

A UAE air-ticketing specialist for your travel business. Bring your customer relationships together with global airline content and a partnership shaped around the way your agency works.

Explore a trade partnership

For travel agencies, TMCs and travel distribution businesses.

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Flight content, connected to your business
Illustrative B2B portal concept with sample data. Not a live booking system.
GLOBAL CONTENT. TRADE OPPORTUNITY.

150+ airlines.
More possibilities for every itinerary.

Bring full-service and low-cost airline options into the conversation, across the routes and markets your clients need.

  • FlyScoot
  • Singapore Airlines
  • Lion Air
  • Volaris
  • American Airlines
  • Wizz Air
  • Vueling
  • Emirates
  • Etihad Airways
  • Qatar Airways
  • Turkish Airlines
  • British Airways
  • Lufthansa
  • Air France
  • KLM
  • Cathay Pacific
  • Qantas
  • AirAsia

Airline names are illustrative examples, not a list of confirmed partnerships. Content and availability depend on route, market, channel and commercial arrangements.

SUPPORT FOR THE BUSINESS BEHIND THE BOOKING

More options for your clients.
A clearer way to work together.

From itinerary selection to post-ticketing questions, a useful trade relationship needs more than access to fares. It needs clear working arrangements.

01

Breadth of airline content

Explore flight content across 150+ global airlines. Discuss the routes and markets that matter to your customers, with availability subject to airline and market arrangements.

02

A trade-focused relationship

Work with a partner focused on B2B ticketing. Bring your agency’s customer mix, sales priorities and servicing needs into the commercial discussion.

03

Fare comparison that matters

Assess itinerary options alongside baggage, cabin, flexibility and fare conditions. Help customers understand the trade-offs behind the ticket they choose.

04

Booking & ticketing coordination

Agree how booking requests, traveller details, confirmations and ticketing instructions will be handled before you begin transacting.

05

Post-ticketing requirements

Plan for the work that follows a sale: changes, cancellations and flight-related enquiries. Airline rules, fees and agreed support arrangements govern each request.

06

Portal & API discussions

Tell us whether your team needs a booking workspace or system integration. Access options, technical scope and onboarding requirements are confirmed during the partnership discussion.

TWO CONVERSATIONS. ONE BUSINESS FOCUS.

How do you want to connect?

Start with the way your business sells flights. We can then discuss an appropriate access model and the requirements for getting started.

▦FOR BOOKING TEAMS

B2B portal access

For businesses looking to coordinate flight activity through a booking workspace. Discuss account access, available content and the workflow your team needs.

  • Your agency profile and key markets
  • Account and user access requirements
  • Booking, settlement and servicing arrangements
Discuss portal access
⟷FOR CONNECTED PLATFORMS

API integration

For businesses looking to connect airline content with their own systems. Align the commercial opportunity with your technical requirements before integration begins.

  • Target routes and expected booking activity
  • Required functions and integration scope
  • Technical onboarding and commercial terms
Discuss API connectivity
GETTING STARTED

A clear path from introduction to booking.

01

Introduce your business

Tell us about your agency, markets, customer segments and expected booking activity.

02

Align access & commercial terms

Review suitable content, access options, settlement arrangements and the scope of support.

03

Prepare for onboarding

Confirm required business documentation and any technical steps before starting the agreed booking workflow.

A FEW PRACTICAL DETAILS

Before we get started.

Who is this partnership for?

Travel agencies, travel management companies and other B2B travel businesses. Share your business model and target markets so we can assess the appropriate working arrangement.

Is every fare available in every market?

No. Airline content and fares can vary by point of sale, route, channel and commercial agreement. We will discuss content relevant to your markets and booking requirements.

How do portal access and API integration differ?

A portal is a workspace used by your booking team. An API connects content and available functions with your own systems. The right option depends on your workflow, technical resources and agreed access arrangements.

What are the fees, payment terms and minimum volumes?

These are discussed as part of the commercial proposal. We will review your agency profile, expected activity and access requirements before confirming the applicable terms.

THE NEXT CONNECTION STARTS HERE

Let’s discuss your next business connection.

Tell us about your organisation, key markets and the air-ticketing support you need.

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