Partners Software signs 10 new airlines for its Low.Fare XML product

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Published: 30 Jun 2008

Travel IT company Partners Software has signed a record number of new airlines for its Low.Fare XML product in the first half of 2008.

Since January 2008, Partners Software added 10 new international airlines to their Low.Fare online booking system. These airlines are Click4Sky, Darwin Airlines, AtlasJet, ItAli Airlines, MartinAir, Estonian Air, Spicejet, Alma de Mexico, GoAir and IndiGo Airlines.

With these new additions, Low.Fare customers can now retrieve and book more than 120 low-cost airlines with ease by using one booking system. Low.Fare finds and books low-cost airlines and other non-GDS fares and displays a fully transparent end-price, making it particularly suited for the business travel market. The premium version of Low.Fare aggregates fares from virtually any source including net, consolidator, GDS published, CAT35 and low-cost and can be linked to lodge cards (Amex, AirPlus) for settlement and reporting purposes.

Earlier this year, the company shared that its Low.Fare software was contracted to connect to easyJet's Application Programming Interface (API).

Since 2005, Partners Software has added an average of more than 20 new airlines a year.

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