The Gujarat High Court on November 27 granted ad-interim relief to petitioner Vihar Travel Consultancy after it had moved court seeking a stay on Air India's move to shift to a single single global distribution system platform for tickets by December 4. The court has fixed November 29 as the next date of hearing.
Travel bodies have vehemently opposed Air India's move to move to a single distribution system.
Despite red flags being raised over the decision to hand over its entire domestic ticketing inventory to Travelport, a business partner of rival airline IndiGo, Air India had issued a directive saying that the arrangement with its current partner Amadeus will end on December 4.
Moneycontrol was the first to report that Air India was moving to a single global distribution system despite strong objections made by three top officials.
27/11/18 Moneycontrol.com
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Travel bodies have vehemently opposed Air India's move to move to a single distribution system.
Despite red flags being raised over the decision to hand over its entire domestic ticketing inventory to Travelport, a business partner of rival airline IndiGo, Air India had issued a directive saying that the arrangement with its current partner Amadeus will end on December 4.
Moneycontrol was the first to report that Air India was moving to a single global distribution system despite strong objections made by three top officials.
27/11/18 Moneycontrol.com
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