SEATTLE, March 06, 2018 -- Revenue Management Systems, an Accelya Group Company (RMS), is proud to announce that it has been selected to provide Cebu Pacific with its state-of-the-art revenue management, inventory control, and reporting tools. airRM will enable Cebu Pacific to identify sales opportunities, maximize passenger revenues, closely control pricing, and analyze performance.
airRM is a continually evolving airline revenue management system with ground-breaking tools that integrate and display a wealth of critical information from multiple sources, enabling airlines to make better and more profitable decisions. The solution is currently used by more than 90 of the most successful carriers in the world.
“Cebu Pacific is the largest and most successful airline of The Philippines. Experiencing rapid growth in the last decade Cebu Pacific now operates a fleet of over 75 Airbus aircraft”, said Andrew Millar, Vice President of Sales & Support – Asia Pacific at RMS. ”It is a tremendous endorsement of the capabilities of airRM that a highly successful airline in Cebu Pacific has chosen to change to our flagship revenue management system. We look forward to partnering with Cebu Pacific in utilizing airRM’s innovative technology which will allow the airline to maximize revenue opportunities and achieve future growth plans. We are elated to welcome Cebu Pacific, a major airline of South East Asia, to the growing number of carriers using airRM.”
About Cebu Pacific
More information about Cebu Pacific may be found at www.cebupacificair.com.
About RMS
Revenue Management Systems (RMS), an Accelya Group Company, is a global leader in revenue management solutions for the aviation, rail, and cargo industries. Our software helps more than 90 airlines, rail operators, and cargo carriers worldwide make faster, smarter and more profitable decisions, driven by innovation and foresight. RMS is headquartered in Seattle, Washington (USA) with offices in Australia, Great Britain, The Netherlands, Spain, and Singapore. More information about airRM and RMS may be found at www.revenuemanagement.com.
About Accelya
Accelya is a leading provider of financial, commercial and analytics solutions to the airline and travel industry. Accelya helps airlines integrate and simplify their financial processes; to better manage costs, risks, revenue leakages, cash flows, profitability and overall business performance. Accelya partners with airlines right from the time a ticket or an air waybill is issued, all the way through its entire financial lifecycle and until the data is converted to actionable intelligence.
Accelya’s commercial solutions help airlines steer sales and strengthen their business relationship with travel agents. It provides insights on airline sales performance, agent performance, route performance and instantly identifies potential for growth. It also helps airlines manage agent incentive program for higher agent satisfaction. Backed by solid data, Accelya’s analytics and consulting services enable airlines to take informed decisions by forecasting market trends, identifying revenue opportunities and optimizing costs.
With over 250 airline customers, Accelya’s operations are spread across 19 countries and employ over 3000 professionals worldwide For more information please visit www.accelya.com.
Contacts
Martin Kaduc at +1 206 518 5198 / [email protected].


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