Corsair and Amadeus Signed Strategic Partnership

11 years, 11 months ago - May 10, 2012

Corsair and Amadeus, global leader in information technology applied to the distribution and sale of products and travel services, signed a strategic partnership.This agreement allows both companies to benefit from their mutual expertise.

Amadeus' customer since 2008, Corsair uses Altéa to manage reservations and selling tickets. The company now offers online registration and mobile technologies through Amadeus. Company launched several products of Amadeus, Corsair wants to go further in innovation and working with Amadeus to deploy innovative technology solutions.

Corsair Amadeus will provide a return on experience deploying solutions. Amadeus by giving the opportunity to work on real databases, Corsair contributes to continuous improvement of technological solutions offered by Amadeus.

To allow Corsair to get the most benefit of the implemented solutions, Amadeus will provision of a Corsair expert systems, to improve the integration of Amadeus solutions in the information system of the company. This integration, customer relationship management systems for decision support, improve efficiency and Corsair will give real opportunities to improve productivity and customer service.

Pascal de Izaguirre, President of Corsair "Our information systems are now one of the cornerstones of the success of the company, which has chosen to deploy innovative and modern services. Amadeus has a unique position in the airline industry and this partnership is an opportunity for Corsair to benefit from the most powerful tools and make them available to its customers. "

Julia Sattel, Vice President, Airline IT, Amadeus IT Group said: "We welcome the strategic partnership signed with Corsair. This agreement will allow the airline and Amadeus to make the pilot phases directly within the environment Corsair.

Corsair, as the leading airline on the European market, represents an important customer for Amadeus' Airline regular French and international long-haul specialist, Corsair, a member of TUI France, leader of tourism in France, operates a fleet of five Boeing 747-400 and two Airbus A330-200. Corsair operates regular flights to the Caribbean-Fort-de-France, Pointe-à-Pitre, - the Indian Ocean, Reunion, Mauritius, Mayotte, Madagascar, the Africa-Senegal - North America-Canada and laFloride

Text by Ile Maurice tourisme

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