United Airlines NDC fares on Sabre GDS
Sabre Corporation has released United Airlines NDC offers through Sabre’s global distribution system.
Sabre-connected travel buyers, agencies and developer partners can now book and service United’s NDC content.
It can be accessed through Sabre’s Offer and Order APIs, Sabre Red 360, and the online booking tool, GetThere.
“We are helping airlines get to modern travel retailing, a key step in the evolution of retailing,” said Kathy Morgan, VP, NDC and airline supply, Sabre Travel Solutions.
Travel buyers connected to the GDS can choose enhanced offers with more descriptive information on United’s flight offers as well as seat selection.
United NDC fare offers are currently available in over 70 countries, with more coming soon.
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