Air Transat Contracts Farenexus for NDC Content Distribution

Air Transat is moving forward with its NDC strategy and roll-out by awarding Farenexus the technology provider contract.

Phase 1 will focus on integrating Air Transat’s NDC content into nexusWind, Farenexus' agency booking platform which will eventually allow advisors direct access to Air Transat’s offers.

Phase 2 will open up accessibility to travel advisors to connect with Air Transat’s NDC content. This phase will also see the addition and distribution of other travel related product.

Ravi Panwar, CEO of Farenexus, stated: “Air Transat’s decision to partner with Farenexus underscores our expertise in NDC solutions. We look forward to supporting their strategy and providing a scalable, efficient integration that benefits both Air Transat and its distribution partners.”

Benjamin Pron, Vice President Commercial at Air Transat, added: “Farenexus brings valuable technical expertise to our NDC implementation. Their support has been instrumental in the initial phase, and we anticipate a productive long-term collaboration as we enhance our distribution capabilities.”

Learn more about nexusWind: https://farenexus.com/products/nexusWind/

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