Aer Lingus boosts NDC booking options with Expedia partnership
Flag carrier Aer Lingus has today announced a New Distribution Capability (NDC) partnership with Expedia Group.
Through the NDC booking connection, Expedia customers can avail a more personalised experience when booking Aer Lingus flights.
The NDC partnership simplifies the booking process, allowing Expedia Group customers to build tailor-made holidays, and make changes to their flight itinerary.
NDC offers Expedia Group customers flight status updates and check-in via the Aer Lingus app.
As with all direct bookings, customers who are members of Aer Lingus’ loyalty programme, AerClub, will earn travel rewards, in addition to earning points on Expedia.
Expedia Group customers flying transatlantic with Aer Lingus can use US Pre-Clearance services at both Dublin and Shannon Airport.
Susanne Carberry, Chief Customer Officer, Aer Lingus, said: “Aer Lingus is delighted to partner with Expedia Group to offer our best value fares and seamless connections between North America and Ireland, and indeed the rest of Europe.”
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