Air Arabia signs group-level distribution agreement with Amadeus

By Public Technologies
  • Amadeus signed a group-level distribution agreement with Air Arabia to expand the carrier’s reach across Amadeus’ global travel-seller network.
  • Deal uses a light-ticketing model, letting agencies book and manage Air Arabia content through standard GDS workflows with real-time airline connectivity.
  • Air Arabia content will be available within the Amadeus environment alongside other travel inventory, supporting broader distribution across the travel trade.
  • Air Arabia flies more than 20 million passengers a year across 200+ routes from hubs in the UAE, Morocco, Egypt, and Pakistan.


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