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TPConnects, a leader in SaaS-based travel technology solutions, said that EgyptAir has adopted TPConnects’ Offer and Order Management solution based on IATA’s New Distribution Capability (NDC).

Distribution: Is NDC causing unwanted turbulence or driving positive change? A decade since its launch, it is certainly now gaining momentum

Corporate travel agencies are seeing wide discrepancies in airfares after the carrier overhauled its ticket distribution strategy.

ASTA sent a message to members encouraging them to share "the negative effects of how American's abrupt transition is impacting consumers and your businesses."

BACKGROUND: To appreciate today’s intricate distribution landscape it’s helpful to understand its circuitous backstory

American Airlines is going live with its New Distribution Capability offers with global distribution system Sabre on April 3.

On the first day of the IATA Airline Industry Retailing Symposium in Bangkok, Thailand, Steven Howard of TravelNewsAsia.com sat down with Yanik Hoyles, IATAs Director of Industry Distribution Programmes, to ask him about NDC (New Distribution Capability). Yanik tells us how the certification levels within NDC, such as Level 4 and @scale, differ from one another, why they are important, what needs to be done to go from one level to another, and so very much more.

American Airlines has ruled out delaying the removal of 40 percent of its airfares from traditional retail channels next month.

The distribution shake-up mostly impacts travel agencies and corporations that fly American Airlines for business. Here’s why.

Accelya, a leading global provider of technology solutions to the air transport industry, has announced a partnership with Aeromexico