May 19, 2021
To manage reservations and distributions operations Italian start-up airline EGO Airways has partnered with Thiruvananthapuram-based IBS Software to manage its reservations and distribution operations as consumer demand for flights grows.
IBS Software is a leading SaaS solutions provider to the travel industry globally, managing mission-critical operations for customers in the aviation, tour & cruise and hospitality industries.
EGO Airways, a modern hybrid airline that started operations earlier this year, has deployed IBS Software’s cloud-based iFly Res Passenger Services System (PSS) to blend sophisticated e-commerce capabilities with traditional requirements such as integration with international long-haul partners.
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By developing its own direct channel distribution, complemented by Global Distribution System-based model, as well as enabling integration with partners through interline and code share partnerships, EGO Airways wil
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History tells us that crises spur new business models in the aviation industry, with struggling carriers making way for more ambitious and innovative players to enter the market and capture share.
Just as the state-owned Gulf airlines took traffic away from US and European legacy carriers by connecting passengers through their hubs following the 9/11 terror attacks, LCCs with the operational flexibility to offset the lower load factors with cheaper ticket prices also thrived.