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Cirium airline schedules data added to Amadeus Travel Platform
Aviation analytics firm Cirium signed a deal with Amadeus to provide its Cirium airline schedules data.
It will bolster the dataset available for flight search and bookings on Amadeus Travel Platform.
Amadeus says it requires complete and timely data to deliver high quality information to customers.
Cirium’s airline schedules data will be integrated into the Amadeus Travel Platform.
Jeremy Bowen, Cirium CEO, said: “This expansion of Cirium’s partnership with Amadeus will further improve flight search and bookings.”
Cirium’s schedules database covers over 900 airlines globally and all aircraft types.
It has over 40 years’ experience in airline schedules and connections data.
The Cirium Diio Mi, product covers 97% of all worldwide airline scheduled flights going back 20 years.
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