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Changing tickets: It’s never been this easy, says Amadeus
Amadeus has launched a system that automates the air ticket reissuing process, significantly reducing time and the possibility of errors.
Amadeus said its new solution reduces time spent on a ticket exchange to just two minutes.
Amadeus Ticket Changer automates ticket exchanges for cabin, class, route or date changes, regardless of whether the ticket is unused, partially used or has been reissued previously.
Unique to Amadeus, the new solution automatically calculates and guarantees any applicable fare, tax or penalty collection for the 94 airlines that file their rules in CAT31, including Qantas and Virgin Australia.
Amadeus Ticket Changer also automates the additional collection calculation for all other carriers filing in CAT16, saving agents time on almost any airline reissue.
Amadeus Australia is offering Australian travel agents Amadeus Ticket Changer transactions free of charge until February 28.
More details at http://mye-supportcentre.amadeus.com
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