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SAA signs up Datalex technology
Datalex has announced that it has signed an agreement with South African Airways enabling them to sell their products and services via a network of independent travel portals using Datalex booking technology.
M-Web, the largest consumer portal in South Africa, is the first site to partner with SAA on this venture, providing M-Web users access to South African Airways worldwide services and on-line fares.
“Using this model, South African Airways will extend their reach to new consumer markets, while enhancing the level of service to their existing customers,” said Aidan Brogan, VP International Sales, Datalex. “Our booking technology, which powers South African Airways own Web site, flysaa.com, is designed to support multiple storefronts and to enable this co-branding capability with other portals.”
André Viljoen, SAA President and CEO said: “This new relationship forms part of our continued efforts towards excellent customer service and providing our passengers with modern technology and products. We are excited about this new venture that promises service excellence to our passengers.”
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