Baku’s Heydar Aliyev International Airport is aiming to become the world's fist fully cloud-based airport.
Heydar Aliyev International Airport ihas partnered with Amadeus to implement its core airport management systems.
The airport will deploy Amadeus' key passenger processing systems using Amadeus’ cloud-based Airport Common Use Service. The move to Amadeus’ cloud-based Airport Operational Database (AODB) will ensure real-time awareness of airline schedule changes; as well as passenger processing services up or down depending on demand, and is also equipped for innovative new approaches such as off-site check-in.
The Amadeus Altéa Suite will enable the airline to deliver a more consistent and personalised customer service, pursue additional revenue generating opportunities, and improve operational efficiency.
In addition, the airline has signed for Amadeus Altéa Revenue Management, a solution which draws on real-time data from multiple sources and AI-based forecasting techniques in order to provide faster, more accurate and intelligent recommendations on the best price and packaging of airline offers.
With this solution, Azerbaijan Airlines will be able to sell the right seat, for the right price, to the right customer, thus capitalizing on increased demand and maximizing revenue.
The benefits of using the Altéa platform also extend to Amadeus’ global travel seller network, which Azerbaijan uses to increase reach and grow global sales.