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Travelport and Aeroitalia Sign Multi-Year Content Agreement

Travelport and Aeroitalia, the Italian airline connecting mainland Italy with Sicily and Sardinia, have signed a new multi-year content agreement making Aeroitalia's content available through Travelport. The agreement addresses a gap where the carrier's content had previously only been available through competitor platforms. From year two, rich content and branding capabilities will be activated, including resident fares available for sale on Travelport's GDS. Aeroitalia is currently the second largest Italian airline by passenger numbers, founded in 2022, and sold 3 million tickets in 2025. It serves 26 airports (22 in Italy) and offers 43 routes between Italy and Europe, with plans to add…

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Impact and considerations

Bringing Italian domestic and European route content onto Travelport may improve fare visibility and choice for corporate travel in the Italian market.

Key points

  • Travelport and Aeroitalia signed a new multi-year content agreement making Aeroitalia's content available through Travelport.
  • The agreement addresses a gap where the carrier's content had previously only been available through competitor platforms.
  • From year two, rich content and branding capabilities will be activated, including resident fares available for sale on Travelport's GDS.
  • Aeroitalia is currently the second largest Italian airline by passenger numbers, founded in 2022, and sold 3 million tickets in 2025.
  • Aeroitalia serves 26 airports (22 in Italy) and offers 43 routes between Italy and Europe.
  • Aeroitalia plans to add 5 new next-generation Boeing 737-800 MAX aircraft, with first deliveries expected from March 2027.

Sources and time

Primary source
Travelport
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First source publication
20 Jul 2026, 08:00
Page published
13 Sept 2026, 00:04
Last updated
20 Jul 2026, 08:00
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