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Low-Cost and Charter Airlines Continue to Grow in an Increasingly Competitive Market
By Formula Travel
It happened first in June 2004. Formula Travel Solutions helped Israir, the second Israeli- airline to operate scheduled services to Europe and the US, with the new AMSYS airline management system. The AMSYS system has helped this airline remain competitive and it has helped others as well.
The new solution integrated a modern airline management system and a unique powerful internet distribution platform. The new system was a major tool for Israir in the implementation of its aggressive penetration plan.
According to Israir's Executives, AMSYS enabled Israir to maintain high quality service, improve productivity, and efficiently use a single unified system. With AMSYS, other low-cost or charter airlines have been able to do the same while dynamically adding new services and immediate response to market trends.
AMSYS is a comprehensive, real-time sales support, reservations and management system, based on state-of-the-art computer technology, advanced concepts in software design and practical experience in the airline and travel industries.
AMSYS includes all the commercial, operational, and administrative aspects of the airline reservation system, providing the necessary, costing, pricing, accounting and control tools. It also comprises booking facilities for hotel rooms, packages, tours, cars, transfers and more.
AMSYS maintains a flexible database for handling the different products, inventories, allotments, reservations, management control and reporting. AMSYS includes innovative monitoring tools, allowing the optimization of the operations, assuring the highest level of customer care. Modern interfaces improve user-friendliness and efficiency.
Most existing airline reservation systems require many capital outlays to develop their software; they are massive and difficult to maintain. There are many small airlines that cannot afford to invest in these systems. AMSYS uses contemporary hardware and software technologies, and applies them to the needs of small and medium size airlines at affordable costs, and enables the company to grow along with the technology.
AMSYS is most suitable as an in-house system for scheduled and charter carriers, whether domestic, regional or international. Major airlines will find some of AMSYS's modules essential for distributed processing at their branch offices. This advanced system is used by airlines, and has proven to be an indispensable tool and a strategic asset for their operation in an increasingly competitive market.
Formula Travel Solutions' software products tend to give all businesses a competitive edge, and have also developed a complete platform system to incorporate management, distribution, and connectivity for wholesalers and tour operators as well, called TOPAX Management.
About the Author
This article was written by http://www.formula-travel.com/. Formula Travel Solutions is the leading technology provider of advanced tour operator software and Airline Systems. Formula Travel offers the most comprehensive technology solutions for Tour Operators, Wholesalers and Airlines. Reproductions of this article are encouraged but must include a link back to http://www.formula-travel.com/
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