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Czech Airlines starts dynamic packaging
CSA Czech Airlines is to introduce dynamic packaging on its website.
The carrier will offer the ability for users to make flight reservations and hotel bookings through sister company, CSA Airtours.
The programme mainly covers Prague but is being extended to include Brno and Ostrava connections and hotels. Other destinations in the Czech Republic which have connections to Prague are also due to be added.
Destinations served by Czech Airlines via Prague including Budapest and Sofia are also to be introduced, subject to the availability of e-ticketing to these points.
Car hire, insurance and other services are likely to be added to the www.czechairlines.com website.
The move came as the airline announced it was discontinuing flights from Edinburgh and Cork from January 8 but introducing larger Airbus A320s from Heathrow to Prague as part of its winter schedule.
Report by Phil Davies
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