Optimizing Flight Inventory for
Increased Revenues
Manage seats, pricing, and ancillaries in one place with real-time sync across all channels to reduce overbooking and boost profitability
Create new scheduled and charter flights within a few minutes and assign seats for both public and private classes. Farel auto-generates every possible flight with layover options, saving planners time and effort.
Autonomous flight management ensures no disruptions from cancellations or rescheduling. Automatic SMS/email notifications to passengers eliminate the need for manual communication.
Organize and sell ancillaries with set prices and clear sale and refund policies. Provide bags, seats, meals, fast track, and other services as optional extras. Connect with third-party vendors for services such as insurance, hotels, packages, and car rentals.
Inventory synchronizes with Farel DCS in real time - every seat sold, flight delay, or aircraft configuration change is mirrored instantly. The system also handles required IATA standard messages end-to-end, so ops and finance stay aligned.
Single source of truth
One data layer for ops, commercial, and finance - no version conflicts
No more double entry
Every seat sale, delay, or equipment swap propagates instantly - update once, reflected everywhere
Hands-off compliance
PNL/ADL, PRL/PFS, and PNRGOV/APIS handled end-to-end per authority specs
Automated close-out
Final boarding figures, no-shows, and accounting data publish without manual input
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Features
Everything your airline needs, in one place
From inventory to check-in, see how each module fits together to streamline your airline operations
How quickly can we launch new routes and start selling?
How does Farel prevent revenue leakage from overbooking or ghost inventory?
Can we run different pricing strategies per channel or partner?
What happens operationally when we need to cancel or reschedule a flight?
Do we need dedicated IT staff to manage day-to-day inventory operations?