British Airways Migrates To Amadeus: Reservation Services Temporarily Unavailable
British Airways is making a huge leap forward in its effort to improve customer experiences by switching to Amadeus, the industry-leading global distribution system. Although this change will have an immediate impact on our reservation services for the British Airways flights London and it is part of a bigger plan to improve our booking procedures and provide superior service in the future.
The Migration to Amadeus: A Strategic Move
Our dedication to delivering a streamlined and efficient booking process for our consumers led us to the decision to switch to Amadeus. Our mission to provide world-class support to vacationers everywhere is in line with Amadeus’s cutting-edge innovation and intuitive design.
Temporary Reservation Service Interruption: What You Need to Know
There will be a short-term pause in our reservation services while we migrate to Amadeus. Our online reservation system will be down for maintenance during this time so that the changeover goes as smoothly as possible. We apologies for any trouble this may create and ask for your understanding and cooperation.
Our Assurance: Providing Unwavering Support
We apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused and assure you that our teams are working tirelessly to restore reservation services as soon as possible. We’re still here for you and will keep you posted on any developments as we move forward with this transition.
Anticipating a Seamless Booking Experience
As soon as the transfer is finished, you’ll have access to a better booking system. You can easily plan your trips with British Airways thanks to Amadeus’ more user-friendly and streamlined booking experience. Our aim is to simplify the processes of flight booking, reservation management, and travel information retrieval.
Your Experience Matters: Our Continuous Improvement
The move to Amadeus is more evidence that customer satisfaction is a top priority at British Airways. Each and every one of your interactions with us is important to us, which is why we work tirelessly to enhance our services and infrastructure.
Our commitment to provide passengers with first-rate service is reflected in our decision to switch to Amadeus. Even as we go through this change, our commitment to providing unforgettable vacations remains unchanged. We hope you’ll be as excited as we are to welcome you to Amadeus’s upgraded booking platform.
Over the course of the weekend of January 30-31, British Airways will begin using its new reservation system, Amadeus Altea. Since the entire Lufthansa Group uses the new system, customers can expect a higher standard of service everywhere they go.
The reservation system for British Airways will be unavailable starting at 5:00 p.m. (CET) on Saturday, January 30, and lasting until 11:00 a.m. (CET) on Sunday, January 31.
During the transition, no reservations or changes can be made on any codeshare British Airways Business Class flights. However, you can still use your phone or computer to check in with British Airways.
British Airways expanded its regular route network to include the following cities in 2015: Accra, Bremen, Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Billund, Zagreb, Bordeaux, Dubrovnik, Lourdes, St. Petersburg, Calvi, Olbia, and Ibiza. Along with the launch of the new loyalty programme LOOP, other highlights for British Airways included the opening of “Rackham” (the Tintin plane), increased flights to West-African countries that weathered the Ebola crisis, closer cooperation with tour operators, the Tomorrowland campaign, the rising success of the new lounge “The Loft,” the popularity of the Star Chefs, and the awards that were given to British Airways by the travel industry.
After months of preparation, British Airways is ready to fly the Red Devils to the European Championship and provide Belgian football fans with an unforgettable experience. Everyone at British Airways is excited for this year’s European Championship.
Happily, our partnership with British Airways will continue for another four years. Filip Van Doorslaer, RBFA’s Director of Marketing and Events, explains that as a firm that is happy to fly the Belgian flag, they are a perfect fit for the organization and make a versatile and high-quality partner for the Devils and other operations.
