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Airline analytics firm Planitas teams up with Breeze Airways
Specialist in airline analytics Planitas ,inked a new partnership with US low-fare airline Breeze Airways
Planitas will provide enhanced data engineering to enable the airline to make crucial product offer decisions.
Breeze offers nonstop services between underserved routes across the US.
The partnership enables Breeze to use ancillary data to inform Breeze’s price decisions.
Welcoming the new partnership, Lukas Johnson, CCO, Breeze Airways said: “The quality data provided by the Planitas ADAPTiv platform will help us in making fast and nimble pricing decisions. With this partnership, we’ll be able to react to market forces in real time.”
Planitas is a specialist provider of data analytics, headquartered in Dublin.
It offers data engineering solutions and data analytics software from its ADAPTiv platform for the airline and travel industry.
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