Travel Technology Interactive : Myanmar’s Air KBZ Launches Interline with Hahn Air via the TTI Zenith® PSS

Paris, 20th August 2018

Myanmar's Air KBZ has launched an Interline Agreement with Hahn Air, allowing Travel Agents in 190 Countries to book Air KBZ domestic flights in Myanmar. The Interline has been enabled by the Zenith® PSS (Passenger Service System), provided by TTI (Travel Technology Interactive).

Mr Oakkar Tun, Executive Director, Air KBZ said, 'This Interline with Hahn Air is an important step for the growth of the international sales channel for Air KBZ, the immediate access to a vast number of Travel Agents in so many countries will quickly show good business results in passenger numbers'. He added, 'We have been able to quickly manage the Interline set-up through the TTI Zenith® PSS, as there are already many airlines using HR-169 through Zenith®. So now, Travel Consultants around the world can book on Air KBZ to connect from Yangon to major Myanmar attractions in Bagan, Heho, Thandwe, and Mandalay, through Hahn Air. We very much look forward to significant and meaningful contributions from our Travel Consultants from abroad'.

Mathieu Montmessin, Vice President Product & Airline Distribution at Hahn Air said, 'The HR-169 Interline Agreement offers immediate revenue generation for Air KBZ through the unparalleled Travel Agency network we offer'. He added, 'This solution will allow Air KBZ to market their flights directly to over 100,000 Travel Agencies worldwide, under their K7 Airline Code. We are very pleased to have Air KBZ as an Interline customer and we look forward to seeing significant growth in their passenger numbers.'

Mr. Gregoire Echalier, CEO of TTI said, 'We are very happy to have rapidly connected Air KBZ to the HR-169 Interline solution, it will immediately show an increase their distribution network and to their passenger yield'.

Echalier continued, 'TTI's Zenith® PSS Interline capability already connects ten Zenith Airlines to Hahn Air, as H1-Air or as HR-169 customers, offering a vast distribution network to the Airlines, at low cost'.