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Kingfisher Airlines deploys Sabre
Airline Solutions
SabreSonic Passenger Solutions
will manage reservations, prices and
ticketing more efficiently.
BY OUR AVIATION CORRESPONDENT
February 6, 2006: Kingfisher
Airlines has picked Sabre Airline
Solutions to provide a full suite of
more than 20 enterprise applications
to enhance its guest processing
functions. The deployment of
SabreSonic Passenger Solutions, the
new passenger reservations and
departure control systems, Kingfisher
is expected to manage its
reservations, pricing, ticketing and
reporting more efficiently, said
reports.
It may be noted that the Vijay Malya-owned
airline is among the first in India to
offer the latest range of check-in
options for its guests, including "Web
check-in" facilities and "Roving
agents" that use mobile devices to
check in guests to help alleviate
check-in queues at airports.
The airline firm would aim at tapping
into Sabre Airline Solutions' airline
consulting expertise to ensure that it
adopts airline management best
practices, said reports. The entire
suite of Sabre Airline Solutions
products is fully hosted through Sabre
eMergo Web access, an application
service provider environment that
provides the technology without the
cost of acquiring and maintaining
costly hardware and infrastructure
systems.
According to Sabre Travel Network, the
deal with with Kingfisher Airlines
would help the airline to benefit from
the integration, consistency of
service and cross-department best
practices.
Kingfisher Airlines is also leveraging
other technology from Sabre Airline
Solutions to help analyze the market
and determine the best approaches to
maximize revenue, including Sabre
AirMax Revenue Manager, the Quasar
passenger revenue accounting system
and the Sabre Loyalty Suite. To
optimize operations, Kingfisher
Airlines is also leveraging the Sabre
AirOps Flight Operations Suite and the
Sabre Rocade Crew Management System.
Meanwhile, another deal struck says
that Kingfisher Airlines has become
the first new-entrant carrier in India
to distribute its inventory through
the Sabre global distribution system
(GDS). The airline signed a Direct
Connect Availability (DCA) agreement,
the highest level of participation in
the Sabre system. With this,
Kingfisher can market and sell its
products through all Sabre Connected
travel agents globally, said another
report.
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