TPConnects Technologies is a leading global travel aggregator, and distribution technology provider, certified by IATA. The company announced the successful integration and servicing of New Distribution Capability content for Air France and KLM onto its Iris platform. This move expands TPConnects’ network of airline partners and strengthens the distribution capability of one of Europe’s biggest airline groups.
TPConnects has a global reach, and is a prominent aggregator that offers access to NDC content as well as traditional EDIFACT and LCC content via the Iris platform. This allows travel agencies to shop and service airline content seamlessly, offering the best products and fares available to clients through a unified interface.
Travel sellers using Iris now have access to a wider range of products and services. This includes all fare family options, additional seat and bag options, special meals, and innovative features, such as Dynamic Seat bundles. The integration guarantees real-time availability and pricing from booking through to issuance. It also allows for seamless service capabilities such as itinerary changes prior to payment.
Giuseppe Candela commented that “Integrating Air France’s and KLM’s NDC content in Iris reinforces TPConnects Technologies’ commitment to offer comprehensive airline content.” This collaboration will benefit travel sellers around the world.
Hichame Lahkim Bennani, Commercial Director for Air France – KLM in India and the Middle East, added, “This integration is an important step in our NDC distribution strategy. By joining forces with TPConnects we expand our reach, while providing travel agents with easy access to a broader product range and service range via advanced distribution technology.”
Iris offers rich content and enhanced retailing options with NDC content from the leading global carriers.
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