Accelya's platform supports over 712 million passengers

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Accelya's FLX ONE Revenue Management platform has facilitated the travel of more than 712 million passengers in 2025, as reported by Travel Technology Research Ltd (T2RL). This achievement coincides with Accelya's new partnership with BermudAir, highlighting the increasing importance of revenue management in enhancing commercial performance for airlines.

Passenger volumes for airlines using Accelya's platform grew by 6.2% year on year, surpassing the broader airline market's growth of 4.2%. This growth marks Accelya as the leading standalone revenue management provider in terms of market share gain. The shift in airline priorities towards advanced revenue management capabilities is driven by the need for faster and more informed commercial decision-making in an unpredictable market.

Findings indicate a transformation in revenue management, moving beyond traditional methods to incorporate AI-enabled decision support, dynamic pricing, and integrated offer creation.

Andrew Wilcock, Chief Commercial Officer at Accelya, stated, “T2RL’s research demonstrates both the scale of our Revenue Management business and the trust airlines place in our technology.”

BermudAir's adoption of Accelya's FLX ONE solution exemplifies this trend, as it aims to enhance commercial goals and respond swiftly to market changes.

John Pepper, Chief Commercial Officer at BermudAir, noted the solution's ability to improve pricing and inventory decisions without extensive technological overhauls.


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Accelya’s platform supports over 712 million passengers

Accelya's FLX ONE Revenue Management platform has facilitated the travel of more than 712 million passengers in 2025, as reported by Travel Technology Research Ltd (T2RL). This achievement coincides with Accelya's new partnership with BermudAir, highlighting the increasing importance of revenue management in enhancing commercial performance for airlines.

Passenger volumes for airlines using Accelya's platform grew by 6.2% year on year, surpassing the broader airline market's growth of 4.2%. This growth marks Accelya as the leading standalone revenue management provider in terms of market share gain. The shift in airline priorities towards advanced revenue management capabilities is driven by the need for faster and more informed commercial decision-making in an unpredictable market.

Findings indicate a transformation in revenue management, moving beyond traditional methods to incorporate AI-enabled decision support, dynamic pricing, and integrated offer creation.

Andrew Wilcock, Chief Commercial Officer at Accelya, stated, “T2RL’s research demonstrates both the scale of our Revenue Management business and the trust airlines place in our technology.”

BermudAir's adoption of Accelya's FLX ONE solution exemplifies this trend, as it aims to enhance commercial goals and respond swiftly to market changes.

John Pepper, Chief Commercial Officer at BermudAir, noted the solution's ability to improve pricing and inventory decisions without extensive technological overhauls.


This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.

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