Move to drive airline content unification
Airline technology specialist Paxport has rolled out a Certified Partner Programme to further its commitment to simplifying airline content booking, it has said.
This new programme recognises and rewards partners who incorporate Paxport’s functionality into its booking platforms and technology solutions.
It will have a four-tiered structure – Essential, Enhanced, Elite, and Elite Plus.
These are said to reflect varying levels of integration, from basic API connectivity to advanced post-servicing functionality, categorising technology partners based on their level of Paxport integration.
Partners will undergo annual reviews for accreditation within the programme and each tier will offer commercial benefits, incentivising partner participation.
Elite partners will also have the opportunity to participate in Paxport’s referral scheme.
It’s hoped that this will further improve access to comprehensive features for Paxport customers while providing support for existing and new technology partners.
Amy Shine, commercial partnerships manager of Paxport, said: “Our technology partners are essential to making emerging technologies accessible to all our customers.
“We’re delighted to recognise those who have embraced our latest functionalities and encourage others to deepen their partnership with us,” she said.
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“Features like ancillary purchases, fare families and post-booking servicing are now integral to both the way airlines bring to market their product and customer experience.
“This programme simplifies the process for partners to incorporate these features into a standard booking flow, ultimately helping them deliver an enhanced experience to their customers.”
