Introducing Aurora: Unified Flight Inventory Management & Global Distribution

The Challenge: Fragmented Inventory and Inflexible Distribution

Flight operators and distributors face a persistent problem: inventory lives in silos. Charter seats sit in one system, scheduled flights in another, and NDC content in yet another. Each channel has its own availability logic, pricing rules, and booking flow. The result is unsold seats, missed revenue opportunities, and operational complexity that grows with every new distribution partner.

Traditional systems force operators to choose between charter flexibility and scheduled-flight scale. Modern distribution demands both, plus the ability to plug into new channels without months of integration work.

Meet Aurora

Aurora is a unified flight inventory and distribution platform that brings charter, split-charter, and scheduled flight capacity into a single system. It aggregates NDC content from multiple airlines, applies your business rules, and distributes availability across every sales channel simultaneously.

One inventory. Every distribution model. Global reach without the integration overhead.

How It Works

Step 1 – Receive: Aurora ingests flight inventory from any source – your own charter operations, airline NDC feeds, or partner allocations. All capacity is normalised into a unified inventory pool.

Step 2 – Optimise: Apply pricing rules, allocation limits, and distribution preferences. Aurora manages seat availability in real time, ensuring no overselling and maximum yield.

Step 3 – Sell: Distribute inventory to B2B partners, OTAs, your own website, or direct-sell channels. Every booking updates the central pool instantly, keeping all channels in sync.

What Makes Aurora Different

Most inventory systems handle either charter or scheduled flights. Aurora handles both in a single pool, so operators can mix capacity types without switching platforms. NDC aggregation is built in, not bolted on – you get airline content alongside your own inventory with unified search and booking.

New distribution partners can be onboarded without custom integration projects. Aurora provides standardised APIs and pre-built connectors, so you can go live on a new channel without disrupting existing operations.

Who It's For

Aurora serves airlines managing direct and indirect distribution, tour operators with charter flight programmes, and flight brokers who aggregate and resell capacity across markets. If you manage flight inventory and need flexible, multi-channel distribution, Aurora is built for you.

Get Started

Ready to unify your flight inventory and expand distribution without integration headaches? Visit our Aurora product page to explore the full feature set, or request a demo to see how Aurora fits your operation.