Summary
Commercial
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Customers
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Distribution
PSS
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| Information | |
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| Company Name | In House IT Department |
| Head Office | N/A |
| Parent Company | Airline |
| Ownership | Typically internal departments of the airlines concerned |
| Website | N/A |
| See also |
Vendor Volumes Timeline |
| Technology |
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| Unknown |
| Functionality |
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| Typically traditional network airline functionality including codeshare, interline, ticketing etc. |
| Product Market Share | |
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Reservations: 3.879% Inventory: 3.878% DCS: 3.258% IBE: 42.426% Loyalty: 18.364% Revenue Management: 26.638% Historical PSS Market Share Historical IBE Market Share Full Market Share Reports |
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| Contracts | |
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Number of recorded contracts for In House IT Department: 153 View all contracts (Premium Subscription) |
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| Products |
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T2RL Application Capabilities
T2RL Application Capabilities refers to the vendors ability to fulfil capabilities in the T2RL Architecture Reference Model
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| Reservations Inventory Departure Control Systems Fare Quote Internet Booking Engine NDC API Flight Following Block Times Crew Recovery Crew Communications Daily Crew Flight Planning Loyalty Look-Ahead Capability Maintenance Routing Monthly Transitions Movement Control / Aircraft Routing Pairing Management Pairing Optimisation Passenger Rebooking Pilot Manpower Rebuild Aircraft Routings Revenue Accounts Revenue Integrity Revenue Management Roster Assignment Roster Development Load Planning / Weight & Balance Communications/Execution |
| Description and History |
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The airline industry was the first commercial entity to make extensive use of information technology. Indeed it was doing so long before the term had even entered the language.
The first successful airline reservations system was Sabre, developed as a joint venture between American Airlines and IBM and first deployed in 1960. Other US carriers followed suit quickly ... more> (login required) |
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T2RL data is the result of two decades of research and is derived from published sources, direct primary research and in the course of our work with airlines, IT vendors and investors. We believe it is the most up to date, accurate, broad and impartial information available.
Subscriptions start at £10,000 (less for airlines) and can be engaged through our sales team or directly via our shop.
Our home page contains more details about the contents of the site. t2rl.com has information about us and our products, services and events.
Our Insight section features some article headlines you may find interesting.
