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Results of the study on IT solutions built around the NDC standard

January 23, 2019

NDC enables airlines to have better control of their distribution because offers and orders are built in the airline environment. Early benefits of the standard have been to improve the sale of ancillaries in the indirect channel and enable travel agents to access rich content (pictures, videos, etc.). For those travelers who wish to identify themselves, the airline can create personalized offers. As the NDC standard moves forward it opens opportunities, for example enabling airlines to create full dynamic pricing

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