Airlines Technology bags NDC level 3 certification from IATA

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26 Apr 2016, 17:14 GMT+10

New Delhi, Apr 26 (ANI): Airlines Technology in a statement announced its award achievement as IT Provider - NDC capable Level 3 certificate. IATA provides the only official industry certification program in support of the New Distribution Capability (NDC) standard, the NDC Certification Program.

Earlier, Airlines Technology Private Ltd. was granted 'NDC Capable' Level III status for its NDC-based solution, under the NDC Certification Program. This status recognizes that with its NDC-based solution, Airlines Technology Private Ltd. supports deployments using offer and order management messages whose schemas are compliant with the standard NDC message schema, version PADIS Publication 15.2.

Airlines Technology aims to become one of the powerful aggregator in the world supporting travel agencies and airlines to sell their rich content ancillary services and tickets through NDC channel. It demonstrates airlines technology's capability to swiftly adapt to new distribution standard and enable its clients to be in step with their markets.

"We are glad to achieve our major milestone through NDC Certification. We are definitely looking forward to serve the Aviation Industry in a better, proficient and NDC way," said Co-Founder Airlines Technology, Paras Kumar. (ANI)

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