Thiruvananthapuram: Fly Gangwon, the South Korean Tourism Convergence Carrier (TCC) airline startup, has partnered with IBS Software to overhaul its distribution and reservations capabilities.
It seeks to attract and retain customers and boost revenue as domestic air travel in South Korea as the startup continues to bounce back.
By deploying IBS Software’s iFly Res platform, Fly Gangwon will overhaul its limiting, legacy booking system and implement a fully digital, omni channel platform that will empower it to promote and differentiate products and offers through multiple channels, transforming the customer experience in the process.
Fly Gangwon’s system was unable to gain customer insight or delivered tailored offers. Moving to the iFly Res cloud platform will enable Fly Gangwon to dynamically manage customer profiles, implement differentiated B2B and B2C internet booking engines and significantly
enhance indirect distribution. These capabilities will transform the airline’s retailing experience and customer satisfaction,giving them a competitive edge in the South Korea low-cost market.
The deployment is fully cloud enabled, hosted on Amazon Web Services, providing iFly Res with industry leading personal information management and security.
IBS Software has already achieved Amazon Web Services (AWS) Travel and Hospitality Competency status.
“Customers are the lifeblood of any passenger airline and it’s critical that we continue to put them first by investing in latest technology to deliver more personalised, relevant and engaging offers and services,” Mr Won Suk Joo, CEO Fly Gangwon, said in a release here on Wednesday.
“Our partnership with IBS Software will bring us closer than ever to our customers, and together we can surprise and delight them in new and increasingly innovative ways.” iFly Res is designed to provide airlines with greater business flexibility and operational efficiency. Born out of a need for more dynamic PSS in the aviation industry, iFly Res features a customer-centric design that can seamlessly manage changing business models - from low cost to hybrid operations.
11/08/21 UNI
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