Thomas Cook can now offer Ryanair flights as part of its holidays programme, via airline technology aggregator Paxport.
Paxport became the first OTA aggregator to achieve approved status from Ryanair this summer, allowing it to integrate existing partners, with Thomas Cook becoming the first partner to do so.
As part of the deal, Thomas Cook customers will get access to all Ryanair flights, will receive communication directly from the airline and will have direct access to their myRyanair account to manage their booking.
Thomas Cook Aviation Manager Trevor Bates said: “We’ve been working with Paxport since they announced their partnership to integrate Ryanair flights as quickly as possible. With access now to thousands of low-cost flights to some of Europe and North Africa’s most popular city and beach destinations, we know our customers will be happy to have the broadest choice of airlines available.”
Polish travel group eSky announced last month it was buying Thomas Cook.
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Paxport became the first OTA aggregator to achieve approved status from Ryanair this summer, allowing it to integrate existing partners, with Thomas Cook becoming the first partner to do so.
As part of the deal, Thomas Cook customers will get access to all Ryanair flights, will receive communication directly from the airline and will have direct access to their myRyanair account to manage their booking.
Thomas Cook Aviation Manager Trevor Bates said: “We’ve been working with Paxport since they announced their partnership to integrate Ryanair flights as quickly as possible. With access now to thousands of low-cost flights to some of Europe and North Africa’s most popular city and beach destinations, we know our customers will be happy to have the broadest choice of airlines available.”
Polish travel group eSky announced last month it was buying Thomas Cook.
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