Corporate Travel Management (CTM) has signed a pan-European agreement with British Airways and Iberia that will see the partners work together on the implementation of New Distribution Capability (NDC). With immediate effect, and whilst NDC collaboration takes place, this new agreement will also allow British Airways and Iberia bookings to be made via CTM without customers incurring the Distribution Technology Charge (DTC) that was introduced in November 2017. Debbie Carling, CEO, CTM Europe, explained: “CTM prides itself on being at the forefront of the ever-changing business travel landscape and the NDC programme is just one of these changes. Thanks to our flexible, proprietary technology and robust company processes, CTM is both equipped and committed to manage these changes in a way that provides our customers with the greatest possible return on investment. “It was important that we take our time over these negotiations to secure the right – and best – deal for them: more content and more cost-saving opportunities, but no extra fees.” Ian Luck, British Airways head of distribution added: “We have long shared a strong relationship with CTM and this new NDC agreement is acknowledgement of our continued and growing partnership. CTM are a technology leader and we look forward to working with them on NDC implementation and delivering the associated benefits to our mutual clients.”
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