Kyte, a provider of airline distribution technology, has announced a new partnership with Volotea, the European carrier specialising in connecting small and medium sized cities. Through the integration, Volotea’s full range of flight products and ancillary services will be available via Kyte’s travel distribution platform, enabling travel sellers to access and book the airline’s content seamlessly.
Founded in 2011, Volotea has established itself as one of Europe’s most distinctive low cost carriers, focusing on regional routes often underserved by traditional airlines. The carrier serves more than 100 destinations across Europe and carries millions of passengers annually through its extensive point to point network.
The addition of Volotea strengthens Kyte’s growing portfolio of European low cost carriers and reinforces its commitment to providing comprehensive, high quality airline content to travel sellers worldwide.
Travel agencies connected to Kyte will gain access to Volotea’s full product offering, including flight bookings, fare bundles, baggage options, seat selection and ancillary services. The partnership enables agencies to deliver a complete end to end booking experience while offering travellers greater choice across Europe’s regional markets.
“Volotea has built a highly differentiated network by connecting cities that are often overlooked by larger carriers,” said Alice Ferrari, Co Founder & CEO at Kyte. “We are delighted to welcome Volotea to the Kyte platform and to provide our travel partners with access to one of Europe’s most unique and valuable regional airline networks.”
“We’re excited to partner with Kyte to make Volotea’s network more accessible to travel sellers worldwide,” added Ricard Lozano, Sales Director at Volotea. “This partnership supports our distribution strategy while helping more travellers discover the direct connections we offer between Europe’s small and medium sized cities.”
The agreement further positions Kyte as a key European LCC content provider, supporting major budget airlines including Ryanair, easyJet and Wizz Air, as well as regional carriers such as Transavia and Jet2.
