In this whitepaper, Amadeus and Microsoft explore how AI agents and modern data platforms are improving travel at every stage.
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Our partnership with Microsoft accelerates our Cloud journey and unlocks new, AI‑powered innovations that strengthen and elevate the travel industry.
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Learn how this collaboration strengthens Amadeus' multi-cloud approach and AI innovation to improve efficiency, reliability and growth in travel.
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From AI-driven planning and biometric check-ins to smarter disruption management.
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Amadeus, in collaboration with Globetrender, unveils the tech, policy and innovation coming to transform the face of travel.
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Driving integration, scalability, trust and integrity across the travel industry.
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Previously, managing disruptions was a complex, manual and time-consuming task. It required staff to have expert knowledge of the airline’s network, capacity, tools and continual coordination across teams involved in operational planning.
Since implementing Amadeus Passenger Recovery, Air Canada has experienced marked advancements in managing disruptions and improving the overall passenger experience.
This has resulted in:
Increased passenger satisfaction
More efficient resource planning
Financial savings and reduction in compensation costs
Less congestion at airports
Read the case study today and learn how your organization can use passenger reaccommodation technology to reduce the impact of disruption and improve journeys for travelers.
Why since using Amadeus Passenger Recovery, Air Canada is able to automatically reaccommodate 90% of passengers.
How average rebooking time from cancellation notification is now just 10 mins.
Why +1 million Air Canada passengers per year can be reaccommodated using Passenger Recovery.
Senior Director, Network Passenger Planning, System Operations Control, Air Canada