Type it like a GDS veteran — or like a traveller.
One-way, round-trip and multi-city across any cabin, from live supplier inventory. Results are grouped by airline with logos, cheapest first, with numbering that always matches what you see.
- The problem
- Agents juggle cryptic commands and portals, and generic chatbots can’t parse “ccu tez aug 20” or a family with infant ages.
- How it works
- A deterministic parser handles compact shorthand and bare codes; dates resolve in the market’s timezone with past-date and return-leg checks; passenger rules and exact child and infant ages are enforced; airline preferences and exclusions are honoured and the returned cabin is verified.
- Where AI helps
- The AI fills the gaps in free-form requests — Bangla dates, “early next month”, “not Biman” — while prices, baggage and booking tokens are taken verbatim from the supplier.
- Business value
- Faster quoting with fewer re-searches, and duplicate itineraries collapsed so agents compare real options.