Ryanair announces first ‘OTA aggregator’ partnership with Paxport
After several ‘approved OTA’ partnerships agreed in recent months, Ryanair has signed its first ‘approved OTA aggregator’ deal with Paxport.
Paxport is now authorised to offer Ryanair’s fares flights to their network of OTA partners provide full price transparency.
This deal will also ensure that customers who book Ryanair flights through Paxport’s OTA partners, have access to their myRyanair account without needing to complete Ryanair’s customer verification proves.
Customers will then receive essential flight updates directly.
This marks Ryanair’s first ‘approved OTA aggregator’ partnership.
Recent approved OTA partners signed up include Expedia, Etraveli, loveholidays, lastminute.com, Kiwi, TUI, On the Beach, eSky, El Corte Inglés and Braganza.
Ryanair’s CMO, Dara Brady said: “We are pleased to announce our first approved OTA aggregator deal.”
“This agreement also guarantees that customers who book a Ryanair flight through one of Paxport’s OTA partners will have access to their myRyanair account.”
Simon Taylor, Head of Commercial at Paxport said: “Paxport will support Ryanair’s travel trade partnership strategy by facilitating controlled distribution to approved Paxport subscribers.”
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