28 January 2015
RightRez’s RightCrew Booking Engine 2.0 manages the detailed nuances that energy, resource, and marine (ERM) crew air bookings demand. RightRez was already a leader in successful fulfillment prior to this release and this version puts them well ahead of industry standards. Other key capabilities include:
- High fulfillment rate on complex itineraries
- Navigates complex transit rules including country-by-country transit requirements
- Applies business rules, booking flight options that only meet established requirements
- Secures the best itineraries at the lowest available fares
- Offered as a system-to-system or batch automated process, or as a point of sale interface allowing the user to choose the itinerary
- Allows flexible integration with reservation systems
- Complete bookings can be made in less than 30 seconds
By applying a new and innovative algorithm and with minimal system administration, RightCrew navigates vast routing options, fully supporting the complex routing demands of energy, resource and marine crew air bookings. Additional updates include:
- Enhanced Availability Strategy – Uses a new availability strategy that is able to create flight options that GDS fare shopping tools are unable to book.
- Published fares –Itineraries can be priced using published and net fares in one itinerary which provides the best routing and the best fare while reducing change and cancellation penalties.
- Block Management – Uses a new block management system allowing air departments to efficiently manage block space including utilization tracking, schedule change management, and automated ticketing.
- Advanced Sorting – Ability to differentiate and preference non-codeshare flights ahead of codeshare flights.
“RightCrew 2.0 will save our clients as much as 35% on their operating costs,” said RightRez’s CEO Michael von Foerster. “Our technology ensures the crew is onsite and on time because we take our link in the chain of success very seriously. That’s why our clients stay our clients for decades.”
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