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Airmaxsystem.com-Airline Reservation Systems /
Airline Reservation Software

• Airmax is one of the leading airline reservation
  system development company. We develop
  comprehensive airline reservation system through
  the GDS integration and thirty part flight
  consolidators API integration.

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Overview

• Important airlines terms
• Introduction to Airline Reservation system
• Overview of Global Distribution Systems

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Important terms

• Aircraft A vehicle capable of air transport,
  such as an airplane, a helicopter, etc.
• Airline A company that provides air transport
  services for passengers or freight under license
  from a recognized public authority. Also known
  as Carrier in some geographies
• Scheduled airline An airline that operates its
  flights to a fixed schedule, i.e. flight timings
  are fixed
• Charter airline An airline whose flights do not
  have a fixed schedule
• Cabin A class of service usually identified by a
  unique set of services offered (e.g. Economy,
  Business, First, etc.)
• Flight A trip made by an aircraft between two
  geographical locations
• Itinerary A route of journey proposed by a
  traveler
• Ticket (Usually) a printed piece of paper or
  card showing that its holder has the right to use
  services on one or more specific flights
• Travel agency A business that attends to the
  travel needs of an individual or a group of
  individuals

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Introduction

• Airline reservation System is a computerized
  system
• Enhancing the relationship between customers and
  airline agencies
• Convenient for the customers to book the flights
• Allow the customers to access database and allow
  new customers to sign up for online access

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Goal

• The primary goal of this project is to help the
  passengers make flight reservation.
• The system will be able to find all the flights
  fulfilling a passengers needs.
• search all flights with a given origin and
  destination.
• The arrival and departure times, the price, and
  the flight number for each flight.
• The passenger will decide the flight reservation
  based on the displayed information.

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General information

• Airlines need to maintain multiple types of
  information
• Route information Covers the destinations served
  by the airline
• Aircraft information Information on the
  aircrafts used by the airline
• Schedule information Covers information on days
  and times on which the flights operated by the
  airline are scheduled to run
• Fare information Prices for various flights
• Reservation information Passenger and cargo
  reservations, including information on passenger
  tickets

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History

• In 1950 American Airlines decided to set up a
  computerized system that would allow real-time
  access to all its data across all its offices and
  travel agents
• As a result, Semi-Automated Business Research
  Environment, or SABRE was born in 1964. It was
  the first computerized airline system (CRS) in
  the world
• SABRE was developed as a joint effort between IBM
  and American Airlines
• When created, SABRE ran on two IBM 7090
  mainframes. The system was upgraded to IBM S/360
  in 1972
• In the 1970s and 80s multiple CRSs came up in
  North America
• The first non-North American CRS was developed
  jointly by Air France, Lufthansa, Iberia and SAS
  in 1987. It was named Amadeus

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Function provided by CRS

• A CRS typically provides the following functions
• Flight schedule information Days and times for
  flights operated by the airline
• Availability information Seat availability on a
  flight by service class, i.e. Economy, Business
  or First class
• Fare quotes A consolidated fare for an itinerary
  based on flight, day, time, service class and
  passenger types chosen
• Reservation information Seat bookings
• Ticketing information Generating and storing
  tickets
• Refunds and cancellations Cancellation of
  existing reservations and tickets

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History behind GDS

• Although the CRSs simplified the task of
  maintaining airline data, they brought in new
  problems
• In order to handle increasing passenger traffic,
  large computer systems were required for CRSs.
  This created a cost burden for airlines,
  especially the smaller ones which did not have
  enough money to spend on expensive mainframe
  technology
• CRSs were airline specific. This required travel
  agencies who wanted to sell tickets for multiple
  airlines to have individual connections to each
  airline separately
• Availability and fare searches across airlines
  was not possible since each airline had its own
  CRS. Since most passengers were interested in
  purchasing the cheapest fare rather than a
  specific airline, travel agents had to spend
  inordinate amount of time to determine cheapest
  fares across airlines

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Life of a travel agent before GDS
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Increased Bookings through GDS System Integration
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GDS Booking System

• More hits on clients website and thus more
  conversion

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Satisfied customer
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Contact Us

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  Appointment Only)AirMAX System1280 S.
  Powerline RoadSuite 27Pompano Beach, FL
  33069USAVoice Telephone Number 1.954.240.0048 
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