10,000+ : 1
Searches per booking
Airline websites see about 100 to 300 searches for every booking. AI agents are projected to run 10,000 or more, because they check every date and airport the trip allows.
For airlines. Sell to AI agents without building another channel.
Agents are already shopping for flights. Voyage lets them book and change your flights and sell your seats and bags, for less than a GDS charges.
Booked by an agent
JFK → LIS · Mon, Oct 12
- Travelers
- 3, economy
- Seats
- 14C, 14D, 15C · aisle
- Extras
- 2 checked bags
- Paid
- At booking
$1,760.00Ticketed
Agents shop for flights differently from people.
$157B
Spent on extras in 2025
Bags, seats and other extras were 15.7% of airline revenue. Most agents sell only the base fare today, because extras work on some booking channels and not others.
~21%
Of U.S. agency air on NDC
About a fifth of U.S. agency air transactions ran on NDC in 2026. Each airline's version behaves differently, so agents built on it see gaps in changes, voids and extras.
Sources: IATA NDC Scalability report (2019) and S. Gibergues, PhocusWire (Mar 2025) on look-to-book; IdeaWorks / CarTrawler (Nov 2025) on ancillary revenue; ARC monthly ticket sales (2026) on NDC share.
One message to an agent. Here's what it books from you.
Message to an agent
need 3 seats to lisbon oct 12 from jfk, all aisle, and add 2 checked bags for my wife
- Your fares and schedulePriced for the whole itinerary, with your fare rules applied before anything is sold.
- Your seat mapThe real cabin layout, so the agent can confirm three aisle seats before it books.
- Your bag feesTwo checked bags priced for one traveler and added to the same booking.
- Payment and ticketingPaid at booking. The agent gets the ticket numbers back in the same request.
What airlines get from Voyage.
Lower distribution cost
Voyage earns most of its revenue from the agents, travel sites and agencies that book, so airlines pay less to be sold than a GDS charges.
No new build
Keep distributing fares and schedules the way you do today. There's no new NDC stack to stand up for agent traffic.
Extras on every booking
Agents can add bags and paid seats at booking or afterward, on every booking they make through Voyage.
Exploits caught before ticketing
Fare rules are checked across the whole itinerary, so combinations that break them are flagged before they ticket.
Fraud alerts as they happen
Booking patterns are watched across every seller on Voyage, and suspicious itineraries are flagged to you as they appear.
Leakage reports
Revenue lost by route, seller and exploit type, with the bookings behind each number.
What agents see from your airline.
Fares and rulesEvery fare you distribute, priced for the full trip with its rules applied.
Seat mapsWhere each seat actually sits. A window seat beside the aisle console isn't sold as a true window.
BagsFees per traveler and per bag, added at booking or later.
Paid seatsExtra-legroom and preferred seats, sold with the fare or after.
ChangesChange, void and cancel through the API, with the new fare and any penalty shown first.
Schedule changesWhen a flight moves, the agent gets the change and can rebook the traveler.
Going live takes four steps.
Agree terms
We agree distribution terms and which markets and cabins to start with.
Connect
We connect to your fares, schedules and availability through the channels you already distribute through.
Test
Test bookings, changes, voids and extras run end to end before any agent sees your flights.
Go live
Your flights appear to every agent on Voyage, and leakage reporting starts with the first booking.
Questions from airlines.
Do we need to build NDC for this?
No. Voyage works with the fares and schedules you already distribute. You don't stand up or host anything new for agent traffic.
Why does it cost less than a GDS?
Voyage charges the demand side: agents, travel sites, agencies and loyalty programs pay as they book. That lets the fee to airlines sit below GDS distribution fees.
Who books our flights through Voyage?
AI assistants, online travel sites and apps, travel agencies, corporate travel programs and loyalty programs.
Can agents sell our premium seats correctly?
Yes. Seat maps carry the real cabin layout, so a traveler who pays for a window seat gets one at the window.
What happens when we change a schedule?
The change reaches the agent that booked, so it can tell the traveler and rebook through the API instead of sending them to your call center.
How are fare exploits handled?
Fare rules are checked across the whole trip at pricing, so rule-breaking combinations are flagged before ticketing. Fraud alerts and leakage reports show you what was caught.
Talk to our airline team
Tell us which routes and markets you want agents selling first, and we'll walk you through a live booking on your flights.
Email sales@usevoyage.comSee the agent side
How AI agents search, pay for and change trips on Voyage.
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