The document discusses airline reservation systems. It provides background on the history and development of computerized airline reservation systems beginning in the 1950s. It then describes key components of airline reservation systems including modules for registration, administration, and passengers. The document also lists and provides brief descriptions of major domestic and international airlines as examples of airline reservation systems in use today.

1. Airline Reservation
System
Presented by:Ravinder Kaur

2. Meaning of airline reservation
system
An airline reservation system is part of the
so-called passenger service systems (PSS),
which are applications supporting the
direct contact with the passenger.

3. Computer reservation
system
CRS is a computerizedsystem used to store and
retrieve information and conduct transactions
related to air travel, hotels, car rental, or activities.

4. MAP

5. History
The history of computer-based airline reservations systems
began in the late 1950s when American Airlines required a
system that would allow real-time access to flight details in all
of its offices, and the integration and automation of its
booking and ticketing processes.

6. Airline reservation Format

7. Process of airline reservation system

8. Booking File

9. Modules of airline
reservation system
•Registration module
• Administration module
• Passenger module

10. Working of modules
• Registration module:-In this we ask passenger to give his
details.Then passenger view all fight detail such as
timings,prices,availability of seats.
• Administration modules:-1.View the passenger list.
2.Cancel the tickets.
• Passenger module:- 1.Book for the tickets.
2.Send feedback.

11. Purpose
It contains the details
about flight schedules
and its fare tariffs
passenger reservation
and ticket records.

12. Important key terms in airline
•Aircraft
•Airline
•Travel agency
•Scheduled airline
•Charter airline

13. Domestic Airline Reservation
system
1.Air India
2.Jet Airways
3.Indigo
4.Spicejet
5.Goair
6.Vistara airlines
7.Jetlite
8.Air India express
9.Air costa
10.Trujet
11.Air Carnival

14. Air India
Air India is India's oldest and largest
airline service operator. Air India
airlines came into existence in July
1932 and commenced operations
on 15 October 1932.

15. Jet Airways
Jet Airways India is the second
largest airline after Air India. Its
main operations are undertaken
at Mumbai and Delhi in India
while Brussels Airport is its
international hub.

16. IndiGo
IndiGo Airways, India has
been serving domestic
destinations since its
inception in 2006.

17. Spicejet
SpiceJet airlines take the
lead amongst all the low
cost airlines operating in
India. Promoted by Ajay
Singh and Kangsara family.

18. GoAir
GoAir Airlines was formed
in 2005 with an aim to
offer low fare domestic
flights across India.

19. Vistara Airlines
Air Vistara is a joint venture
between Tata Sons Limited
and Singapore Airlines
Limited (SIA) and aims to be
known as a world-class full
service carrier.

20. JetLite
Jetlite Airlines is owned by Jet
Airways and operates 110 flights
on a daily basis connecting metro
cities of India.

21. Air India Express
Air India Express is a
subsidiary of Air India
which operates as a low-
cost airline.

22. Air Costa
Air Costa is a domestic
Indian airline that is
headquartered in
Vijayawada, Andhra
Pradesh.

23. TruJet
Trujet has a strong regional
network and stands among
the leading domestic airlines.

24. Air Carnival
Air Carnival was
established in 2013 in
New Delhi and has been
functioning as a charter
service since then.

25. International airline
reservation system
1.Emirates
2.Qatar airways
3.Asiana Airlines
4.Singapore airlines
5.EVA air
6.Etihad Airways
7.Hainan airlines
8.Air france
9.Thai airways

26. Emirates
Emirates is the world’s fourth
largest airline by scheduled
revenue passenger-kilometers
flown,the fourth-largestin terms
of international passengers
carried.

27. Qatar Airways
Qatar Airways was
established on
November 22, 1993.operati
ons started on
January 20, 1994.

28. Asiana Airlines
Asiana Airlines is the
largest shareholder in Air
Busan, a low-cost regional
carrier joint venture
with Busan Metropolitan
City.

29. Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines was the
launch customer for
the Airbus A380, the world's
largest passenger aircraft.

30. EVA Air
EVA Air is largely
privately owned and
flies a fully
international route
network.

31. Etihad Airways
The airline operates more than 1,000
flights per week to over 120
passenger and cargo destinations in
the Middle East, Africa, Europe, Asia,
Australia and the Americas etc.

32. Hainan Airlines
Hainan Airlines was
established in October
1989 as Hainan Province
Airlines in Hainan, the
largest special economy
zone in China.

33. Air France
Air France operates a mixed fleet
of Airbus and Boeing widebody jets on
long-haul routes, and uses Airbus A320
family aircraft on short-haul routes

34. Thai Airways
Thai Airways International
Public Company Limited,
trading as THAI is the flag
carrier airline of Thailand
formed in 1988.

35. Types of airline reservation
Manual system:-In it data is entered manually and it can be very
time consuming.
Computerised system:-In it data is entered with the help of
computers and it is effective system.

37. Scope
Inventory control steers how many
seats are available for the different
bookings classes by opening and
closing individual bookings classes
for sale.