Texas-based travel software business Sabre has announced a new multi-year agreement with Chilean budget carrier SKY Airline
The deal will see the airline "expand the content it distributes through the Sabre GDS and migrate to SabreSonic passenger service system (PSS)", Sabre said, adding that SKY will be able to "distribute its full inventory of flights and services through Sabre's extensive global network of travel buyers, expanding its reach and allowing agencies to access the content without any surcharge".
"We are excited to expand our partnership with Sabre and be able to distribute our full content through their extensive network, with the goal that more passengers can access this content from different parts of the world," said SKY chief executive José Ignacio Dougnac.
"As the platform at the centre of the business of travel, Sabre provides reliable performance, scalability, market reach, and global support to help airlines manage complex requirements as they move forward in this dynamic market," said Sabre Travel Solutions' chief commercial officer Roshan Mendis.