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Travelport Launches New Merchandising Capability with Air New Zealand

Travel News Asia Latest Travel News Podcasts Videos Tuesday, 11 December 2012
 

Travelport-connected travel agents in New Zealand, Australia, Ireland and the United Kingdom can now pre-book extra baggage services for their customers on Air New Zealand operated flights.

The service can be purchased at the time of booking, or up to three hours prior to departure for international journeys and up to 30 minutes prior for domestic New Zealand trips. By pre-booking extra baggage, travellers will be able to make cost savings.

Air New Zealand’s Prepaid Extra Bags feature was rolled out in late November to agents using the Galileo system in New Zealand and Australia. In Ireland and the United Kingdom, Extra Bags is available on both Galileo and Worldspan.

Damian Hickey, Vice President of Distribution Sales and Services for Asia Pacific at Travelport said, “For Travelport, enabling the distribution of an airline’s complete product set is a key part of our business, and this new capability is a win for all parts of the distribution chain and should lead to Air New Zealand being able to grow their ancillary revenues via the travel agency channel. Additionally, travel agents will be able to expand their service offering, while travellers will save on last minute costs of having extra baggage at the check-in counters.”

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