Travel Technology Interactive
Travel Technology Interactive is a French airline-technology software company specializing in reservation and distribution systems.
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Overview
Travel Technology Interactive, commonly known as TTI, is a French-based information-technology company focused on software and distribution infrastructure for airlines. Its principal business is the development and provision of systems used to manage airline operations, reservations, and the sale and distribution of air travel. The company is associated with an airline reservation system that incorporates global distribution system functionality, allowing airline customers to manage inventory and reservations while connecting with travel-distribution channels. TTI was established in 2001 as a dedicated technology company for Air Antilles Express. Its early development was therefore closely connected with the practical information-technology requirements of an airline operating in the Caribbean. The company subsequently broadened its commercial relationships and international reach. In 2005, it became a worldwide business partner of Amadeus IT Group, a significant relationship within the airline and travel-technology ecosystem. In August 2006, TTI became an IATA StB Preferred Partner, indicating participation in an industry framework concerned with airline distribution and settlement-related technology. The company expanded through both acquisition and the creation of subsidiaries. In 2007, it acquired CIONS Software, a Brazilian information-technology company based in Ribeirão Preto, and renamed the operation TTI do Brasil. In November of the same year, it opened TTI Caraïbes in Baie-Mahault, Guadeloupe. In May 2008, TTI signed a cooperation agreement with Hahn Air under which Hahn Air would provide complementary BSP distribution services for TTI's airline customers. This arrangement extended the practical distribution capabilities available to airlines using TTI's technology. TTI continued its geographic expansion in 2010 with the creation of TTI Asia in Singapore. On April 18, 2011, the company was admitted to trading on NYSE Alternext in Paris. It later added TTI Americas in Panama in 2016, reinforcing its presence in the Americas and the Caribbean. Publicly identified airline customers have included Amelia International, Air Chathams, Fly Pelican, Mexicana, and Southern Airways Express. TTI occupies a specialist position rather than that of a mass-market travel brand. Its customers are airlines and aviation businesses that require reservation, inventory, passenger-sales, and distribution systems. The company's history reflects the international and highly interconnected nature of airline technology: it developed from an airline-specific initiative into a provider with partnerships, subsidiaries, and customers across several regions. Information in the supplied reference material does not establish the company's current ownership, management team, website, financial performance, or present operating status.
History
Travel Technology Interactive was created in 2001 as a dedicated information-technology company for Air Antilles Express. Its initial purpose was to address the reservation and airline-management technology needs of a carrier operating in the Caribbean. The business later developed beyond that original relationship and became a specialist provider of software for airlines. A significant early step in its expansion came in 2005, when TTI became a worldwide business partner of Amadeus IT Group. In August 2006, it became an IATA StB Preferred Partner. These relationships connected TTI with important participants and programs in the global airline distribution and travel-technology environment. In 2007, TTI pursued international growth through acquisition. It purchased CIONS Software, a Brazilian information-technology company headquartered in Ribeirão Preto, and renamed the acquired operation TTI do Brasil. In November 2007, it also established TTI Caraïbes in Baie-Mahault, Guadeloupe, giving the company a dedicated subsidiary in the Caribbean. The company expanded its distribution relationships in May 2008 by signing a cooperation agreement with Hahn Air. Under the arrangement, Hahn Air supplied complementary BSP distribution services to airlines using TTI's technology. This complemented TTI's reservation and distribution capabilities and helped its airline customers access additional distribution infrastructure. TTI opened TTI Asia in Singapore in 2010. On April 18, 2011, it became a publicly traded company through a listing on NYSE Alternext in Paris. The supplied reference does not provide a ticker or later information about the listing. In 2016, TTI established TTI Americas in Panama, extending its regional structure in the Americas. TTI's described business centers on airline software, particularly an airline reservation system integrated with global distribution functionality. Its named customers include Amelia International, Air Chathams, Fly Pelican, Mexicana, and Southern Airways Express. The available material does not identify the company's current executives, ownership, website, financial results, or whether it remains active under the same corporate structure. Accordingly, its present status should be treated as unknown.
- 2016
TTI Americas established
[1]The company opened TTI Americas in Panama.
- 2011
Listing on NYSE Alternext
[1]Travel Technology Interactive was listed on NYSE Alternext in Paris on April 18.
- 2010
TTI Asia opened in Singapore
[1]TTI expanded into Asia by opening a subsidiary in Singapore.
- 2008
Hahn Air cooperation agreement
[1]TTI signed an agreement for Hahn Air to provide complementary BSP distribution services for TTI airline customers.
- 2007
Acquisition of CIONS Software
[1]TTI acquired Brazilian competitor CIONS Software and renamed it TTI do Brasil.
- 2007
TTI Caraïbes established
[1]The company opened its first subsidiary, TTI Caraïbes, in Baie-Mahault, Guadeloupe, in November.
- 2006
IATA StB Preferred Partner status
[1]TTI became an IATA StB Preferred Partner in August.
- 2005
Amadeus partnership
[1]TTI became a worldwide business partner of Amadeus IT Group.
- 2001
Company founded for Air Antilles Express
[1]Travel Technology Interactive was created as a dedicated airline-technology company for Air Antilles Express.
Products and positioning
A specialist business-to-business airline technology provider serving carriers that need reservation management and international distribution capabilities.
Airline software
Airline reservation system
TTI provides reservation technology designed for airline use. The system supports the management of airline reservations and is described as incorporating global distribution system functionality, linking carrier inventory and booking activity with wider travel-distribution channels.
Airline software
Airline management software
The company specializes in information technology for managing airlines. The available reference describes this offering at a category level rather than identifying separate modules, so specific operational features are not established.
Travel distribution technology
Global distribution system integration
TTI's reservation platform includes integrated GDS functionality. This enables airline customers to connect reservation inventory with travel-distribution processes and related industry channels.
Brand decisions
2011
Public listing on NYSE AlternextOtherBackground
After developing partnerships and subsidiaries in several regions, TTI pursued access to the public capital markets.
Action taken
Travel Technology Interactive was listed on NYSE Alternext in Paris on April 18, 2011.
Aftermath
The company became publicly traded on the Paris-based NYSE Alternext market; later listing status is not established by the supplied material.
2008
Cooperation with Hahn Air for BSP distributionStrategyBackground
TTI's airline customers required distribution services in addition to reservation technology.
Action taken
TTI signed a cooperation agreement under which Hahn Air would provide complementary BSP distribution services to TTI's airline customers.
Aftermath
The agreement complemented TTI's reservation and distribution offering with additional BSP-related support.
2007
Acquisition and rebranding of CIONS SoftwareM&ABackground
TTI sought to expand its airline-technology presence in Latin America through the acquisition of CIONS Software, a Brazilian competitor based in Ribeirão Preto.
Action taken
Travel Technology Interactive acquired CIONS Software and renamed the business TTI do Brasil.
Aftermath
The transaction gave TTI a Brazilian subsidiary and strengthened its regional operating footprint.
Recent events
- 2011
Travel Technology Interactive lists on NYSE Alternext in Paris[1]
Other
Travel Technology Interactive was listed on NYSE Alternext in Paris on April 18, 2011.
- 2008
TTI signs distribution cooperation agreement with Hahn Air[1]
Other
TTI and Hahn Air agreed that Hahn Air would provide complementary BSP distribution services to TTI's airline customers.
- 2007
TTI acquires CIONS Software in Brazil[1]
M&A
TTI acquired Brazilian competitor CIONS Software and renamed the business TTI do Brasil.
- 2006
TTI becomes an IATA StB Preferred Partner[1]
Other
The company achieved IATA StB Preferred Partner status in August 2006.
- 2005
TTI becomes an Amadeus IT Group worldwide business partner[1]
Other
Travel Technology Interactive entered a worldwide business-partner relationship with Amadeus IT Group.
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