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AirJapan selects Radixx portfolio from Sabre
Sabre Corporation inked a new agreement between All Nippon Airways’ new airline brand, AirJapan and Radixx.
The carrier will use the full suite of Sabre’s Radixx products including the Radixx Res passenger services system (PSS) and mobile check-in.
While Air Japan Co., Ltd. currently operates flights on behalf of its parent company, AirJapan will be launched as an entirely new brand that focused on semi-low cost medium-haul international routes.
“It’s incredibly important to us that we have the right technology partner who can enable us to ensure success as we prepare to launch AirJapan under the ANA Group umbrella,” said Hideki Mineguchi, President CEO, AirJapan.
“The broad range of solutions from Radixx will support us in our strategy of focusing on medium-haul international routes.”
AirJapan has also selected Radixx Go and Radixx Go Touch to power its check-in operation at airports and Radixx ezyCommerce.
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