reservatair

Reservatair is a term used in discussions of reservation technology to describe a class of systems that manage inventory and bookings across travel and events. The word is not standardized and can refer to software products, platforms, or conceptual frameworks serving airline, hotel, rail, and event sectors. It draws on the idea of reserving or holding capacity in air travel and related services.

In practice, reservatair systems typically provide a set of core functions: a reservation database, inventory management for seats or rooms, a booking engine, payment processing, ticket issuance or confirmations, and integration with customer relationship management and external distribution channels such as global distribution systems. They may include overbooking logic, fare or rate rules, and revenue management features to help optimize yield. Some implementations emphasize modularity and open APIs to connect with point-of-sale systems, loyalty programs, analytics, and third-party applications.

Historically, the term has appeared in vendor literature and academic discussions as a generic descriptor rather than a single product name. Because it is not tied to a universal standard, implementations of reservatair vary by organization and region, with different emphasis on distribution integration, data models, and regulatory compliance.

See also: Airline reservation system, Reservation management, Global Distribution System, Passenger name record, Revenue management.