Airlines face average two‑year lag from NDC signing to live rollout

Airlines face average two‑year lag from NDC signing to live rollout
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Airlines typically wait about two years after signing a New Distribution Capability (NDC) agreement with a global distribution system before they go live, according to industry analysis, with Riyadh Air cited as an example.

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