1,200+
suppliers
We cannot accept the gap between what airlines want to do and what their technology lets them do. CitizenPlane is built to close that gap.
1,200+
suppliers
10M+
flights distributed
120+
points of sale
140+
countries of operation
Most airlines still run their operations on systems from the 1990s that were designed for the largest carriers. They are stuck with complex software that is too rigid to adapt and too costly to evolve.
CitizenPlane was founded to change that. We build simple, practical technology that adapts to the way airlines operate. Our cloud-based Operating System delivers what they need today while giving them the flexibility to innovate for tomorrow.
We design interfaces that feel intuitive, so teams can focus on what matters.
Our systems are transparent and predictable, so airlines can act with confidence.
Our technology enables real-time decision-making, so airlines can move quickly.
We notice a major market inefficiency: each year, airplanes take off with 20% of their cabins empty. That means 1 billion seats. What if we could create a practical solution that enables airlines and tour operators to unlock revenue from these seats?
The simplicity and impact of our solution has enabled us to quickly grow. We are working with 1,200 tour operators and airlines, and our inventory is distributed on more than 120 OTAs and metasearch websites. Airlines reach out to us as a complementary innovative distribution channel.
We identify a clear gap: mid-tier airlines are underserved by existing technology. Nothing on the market was built for carriers with real ambition and real operational constraints. We acquire Travel Technology Interactive and its Zenith PSS, expanding from a distribution platform into full airline operations.
We acquire Pulse, a next-generation revenue management solution. Distribution, operations, and revenue management are now live in one integrated system, built for mid-tier carriers and tomorrow's top-tier challengers.
Build technology that airlines rely on every day
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