Modern Airline Retailing Webinars

Episode 4 of "MAR - the Tangibles" series will introduce the latest Airline Retailing Consortium white paper: "Modern Airline Retailing: Retailing Platform Procurement Considerations" and discuss the key principles, considerations, and business requirements that airlines may consider when evaluating vendors and their solutions for 100% Offers and Orders.

The webinar will introduce the Modern Airline Retailing Business Reference Architecture and explain how, by leveraging this framework, airlines can strategically plan and engineer their individual transformation, while ensuring cohesion across all key functions and departments within the organization.

Leading airlines in Asia & the Middle East (SQ, AI, WY) share the status of their modern retailing transition and discuss the value of moving towards a world of 100% Offers and Orders. This includes references to the importance of payment and settlement in the journey to modern retailing.

Leading airlines from the region (AC & UA) share the status of their transition and discuss the value of moving towards a world of 100% Offers and Orders, and how the industry is working towards getting there. This includes references to the importance of payment and settlement in the journey to modern retailing.

In episode 3 of the "Tangibles" series, Consortium airlines (AY, AF/KLM, LH) introduce you to the latest Consortium release "IT Provider Readiness & Airline Transition Pathways" and share views on the capabilities needed in a world of Offers & Orders, as well as the generic pathways to get there. NB: get the paper at iata.org/Retailing-Consortium

Episode 2 of the "Tangibles" series approaches servicing from 3 different perspectives: Airline (AA), TMC (Spotnana) and a Corporate TM, discussing how servicing can be deployed efficiently, even in a world of NDC fulfilled with legacy artefacts. It also provides a reality check on the enhancements that are yet to take place as the industry transitions to 100% Offers and Orders.

The 1st episode of the "Modern Airline Retailing-the Tangibles" series will acquaint you with the Consortium and its first output – A Business Case for Modern Airline Retailing. Our guests from Air France-KLM (a Consortium member) will share their perspectives on the transition to 100% Offers and Orders.

Learn how the Accelerate@IATA program will increase new entrants to the aviation space, allow quicker access to leading edge technologies, reduce time to pilot a solutions, and can contribute to the future of the industry.

This webinar introduces how digital identity, IATA’s new Open API Hub, and the latest batch of Accelerator sprints can help enable and accelerate your company’s Modern Airline Retailing journey.

This webinar introduces the Modern Airline Retailing program and discusses the airline retailing roadmap for the years ahead with senior airline leaders from Air Canada, Emirates, Swiss International Air Lines and Singapore Airlines. The session is moderated by Yanik Hoyles, Director Distribution, IATA.

The webinar brings an industry perspective on servicing, presented by industry experts from Qantas, Flight Centre Travel Group, Amadeus and IATA.

Aimed at airlines that are not yet live on NDC, this webinar covers why you must start your retailing journey now and why distribution and payment strategy must be looked at together.

Get introduced to the Airline Retailing Maturity (ARM) index – its purpose and how it supports the industry transition.

IATA & BCG introduce a study, focused on the travel ecosystem's transition to Offers & Orders, and the critical actions that both airlines and their travel partners need to take to complete the modern retailing transition and deliver the seamless and value-adding experience that customers expect.

This webinar in collaboration with Branchspace, an IATA Digital Innovation Strategic Partner and Lufthansa Group explores the current industry priorities within the modern airline retailing landscape and explores how a digital innovation strategy should be addressed throughout the entire value chain