Jazeera Airways migrates to Navitaire's New Skies
The move aims to improve retailing, reservations, and customer experience. The partnership with Navitaire continues to drive innovation and set new standards in the aviation industry.
The cloud-enabled platform offers mobile-first and omni-channel capabilities, optimising operations, enhancing data security, and streamlining workflows. Jazeera will also adopt future-ready features to meet evolving business needs and industry demands.
Barathan Pasupathi, Chief Executive Officer, Jazeera Airways said 'We are thrilled to announce that Jazeera Airways is the first airline globally to migrate to Navitaire's latest version of New Skies and at a record speed of 100 days. Digital innovation is at the core of our digital transformation strategy and these new capabilities will position us to deliver a more personalised and seamless travel experience for our customers across omni-channels. This bold step forward is a significant milestone in our digital transformation journey and supports our vision for a scalable and tech-driven growth."
David Evans, Chief Executive Officer, Navitaire said 'We are proud to highlight the achievement of executing the smooth migration to our newest version of New Skies. Jazeera Airways is not only the first Navitaire customer to take the release but also leads the industry with this groundbreaking transition. This swift migration highlights both parties' dedication to excellence and efficiency.' -TradeArabia News Service
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