Travelport Teams up with FlightCar
Travelport, a distribution services and e-commerce provider for the global travel industry, has announced a new multi-year distribution agreement with peer-to-peer car-sharing company FlightCar. Now Flightcar is available for all Worldspan-connected U.S. travel agents.
Travelport, a distribution services and e-commerce provider for the global travel industry, has announced a new multi-year distribution agreement with FlightCar, a peer-to-peer car-sharing company where customers parking at the airport rent out their vehicles to other travelers.
Now offering services in San Francisco, Los Angeles and Boston, FlightCar is now bookable to all Worldspan-connected travel agents in the United States, says Travelport.
“FlightCar is pleased to partner with Travelport to provide Travelport-connected travel agents with access to our services," said Rujul Zaparde, CEO of FlightCar. “Our vision at FlightCar is to revolutionize the traditional parking and car rental experience through innovation by forging a new path for car sharing and peer-to-peer rental businesses. We are committed to helping travelers find the best options for parking and car rental services, and this includes supporting those who book through travel agencies.”
"Our agreement with FlightCar reinforces Travelport’s commitment to provide our customers with the very broadest range of travel content,” said Niklas Andreen, global vice president of hospitality and partner marketing at Travelport. “Travelport is focused on growing with our customers and new business models like Flightcar are an important complement to our core business.”
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