Show, don't tell: How airlines can meet flight shoppers' needs

PhocusWire

The monumental shift to true airline retailing is happening right now. Airlines have made significant investments to differentiate their products in the market to meet traveler expectations. However, this investment is not enough if the flight shopper is unable to recognize the differentiated travel experiences throughout their shopping journey.

ATPCO Enters APAC Market with Japan Airlines and Malaysia Airlines Becoming the First Asian Carriers to Sign Architect Deals with ATPCO’s Premier Pricing Tool

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Oneworld alliance members select Architect to streamline their individual pricing strategies ATPCO announced today that two Asia Pacific carriers, Japan Airlines and Malaysia Airlines, have each signed multi-year individual deals with ATPCO for its premier pricing tool, Architect. Each airline was drawn to the tool’s next-generation capabilities and functionality which re-imagines traditional pricing management and […]

Alaska Airlines Signs Multi-Year Architect Deal with ATPCO

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Alaska Airlines selected Architect to manage its pricing strategy and simplify its workflow through industry leading automation   ATPCO today announced that Alaska Airlines has signed a multi-year deal for its premier pricing tool, Architect. Following a thorough evaluation of the tool’s next-generation capabilities and functionality, the airline has already begun its migration to Architect. […]

United enlists ATPCO and Volaro to streamline corporate negotiated fare filing

The Company Dime

Like the rest of the airline, United’s fare filing team shrank as a result of the pandemic. Fortunately for United, it already was looking at an ATPCO service meant to streamline that aspect of the contract management process. Built with Scotland-based tech firm Volaro in 2015, the Express Contracts system removes much of the manual […]