Sabre Corporation has renewed its longstanding network planning and scheduling agreement with Singapore Airlines. Singapore Airlines will continue to use Schedule Manager and Slot Manager from Sabre's Network Planning & Optimization suite of technology. Sabre Slot Manager helps efficiently manage airport slots worldwide. This enables airlines to identify and secure airport slots required for future schedules without the risk of losing them. Schedule Manager helps airlines plan schedules across their networks. The carrier also distributes its New Distribution Capability (NDC) content through Sabre's global marketplace. "Without the right airport slots and schedules, it's impossible to fly routes that are both profitable for airlines and which meet evolving passenger demand," said Rakesh Narayanan, Regional General Manager, Asia Pacific, Travel Solutions Airline Sales. "We're pleased to renew this valued collaboration with Singapore Airlines."

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Sabre Corporation recently announced a new strategic tech partnership with prominent South Korea online travel platform InterparkTriple. The agreement will bring together InterparkTriple's online platform and Sabre's Travel AI tech. Sabre developed the Travel AI tool with Google. The collaboration aims to leverage Sabre's Travel AI microservices on InterparkTriple's platform, providing users with more personalised options powered by artificial intelligence (AI). As part of the partnership, Sabre and InterparkTriple will test new ideas. "We are playing a pivotal role in South Korea through enhanced travel content and AI technology" said Jun Shin, Head of Travel Business, InterparkTriple. "We're incredibly excited about the possibilities this new partnership with Sabre brings." InterparkTriple is owned by Yanolja, and was formed through a merger of travel and ticketing company Interpark and AI-driven travel planning platform Triple. InterparkTriple has already established a new corporation for its AI travel business, called Encode AI. It has ambitious goals of helping to attract 50 million visitors to South Korea annually by 2028. The new platform supports hyper-personalised Korean travel content and itineraries through AI, including the development of travel products like Hallyu experiences. 

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Bangkok Airways has renewed its network planning and optimisation solutions with Sabre Corporation. This extended deal marks the third renewal between the two companies. Bangkok Airways will continue to deploy the suite of Sabre's network planning and optimization solutions to boost efficiency and passenger choice. The carrier uses Sabre's Cloud-enabled Schedule Manager, Slot Manager and Codeshare Manager. "We've been working together with Sabre for almost a decade. Sabre's tech has become imperative to both our day-to-day operational efficiency and longer-term growth," said  Chulin Kocharoen, VP - Network and Product Development, Bangkok Airways. "This renewed agreement will enable us to continue to benefit from Sabre's advanced, intuitive solutions to optimize our flight schedules." Bangkok Airways flies from Thailand to more than 20 regional destinations, including Singapore, the Maldives, Cambodia, China, and Laos. The carrier recently announced a new interline agreements with Air India and a codeshare deal with Singapore Airlines. It brings its codeshare agreements managed through Sabre's Codeshare Manager to 28. "We're delighted that, through this deal, Bangkok Airways has signalled continued confidence in our technology," said Rakesh Narayanan, VP, Regional General Manager, Asia Pacific, 

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Sabre is hitting the road in India to help boost travel agency innovation and growth. Sabre is rolling out its Sabre Space roadshow campaign in India. The travel tech roadshow will bring Sabre experts and executives together with India travel agencies in Delhi and Mumbai. Sabre Space offers an in-person platform for agents to explore the latest technology trends and gain important insights. The agenda includes the latest market and global travel trends, as well as how travel agencies can tap New Distribution Capability (NDC) offers. Sabre will also be talking about how to streamline travel operations and enhance travel offers through multi-source content It will also update India travel agencies on Sabre's Artificial Intelligence-driven technology. “We can't wait to talk to our agency partners in India about the trends we are seeing in the marketplace, and hear about what really matters to them,” said Brett Thorstad, VP of Sabre Travel Solutions, Agency Sales & Airline Distribution, Asia Pacific. Events also include how to enhance revenue through Sabre's Content Services for Lodging, as well as how Sabre's newly launched Global Shopping capability works. The Sabre Space events will take place in India on May 8 in Delhi, and May 10 in Mumbai. Events have already taken place in Sydney, Singapore, Manila, and Taipei. 

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Sabre Corporation has inked an enhanced distribution deal to supply Air India’s domestic flight content to Indian travel agency partners. They signed an expanded agreement that builds upon their partnership announced in April 2023. Under the augmented agreement, travel agencies in India will have access to Air India’s domestic content through the Sabre Global Distribution System (GDS) from 1 January 2024. It provides Indian travel buyers with an expanded portfolio of fares and seats. Air India also has the added ability to distribute New Distribution Capability (NDC) content globally through Sabre’s travel marketplace in the future. Earlier this year, the two companies signed a new global distribution deal through Sabre’s travel marketplace. Itt gave travel agencies outside of India access to the airline’s domestic and international flight options, while travel agency partners within India could shop for international fares. That agreement has now been expanded to include all domestic fares and content for points of sale within India. “Our collaboration with Sabre has already proven successful, said Nipun Aggarwal, Chief Commercial & Transformation Officer, Air India.. “We are further enabling travellers to explore the diverse destinations that Air India’s domestic network covers.” With the domestic content in Sabre’s GDS, it means Sabre-connected travel agents in India will be able to easily access and book Air India flights alongside other global carriers.