As the coronavirus continues to cause major disruption to the aviation industry, our team has been working hard to support our customers as they rely increasingly on the 15below platform to process high volumes of schedule reductions and cancellations.

We’ve been contacted by many airlines that have been overwhelmed by the volume of notifications they need to send passengers. In most cases, these airlines are still relying on manual processes to reach travellers with vital information in a short space of time. We can remove the need for these inefficient processes in just a few weeks.

As travel companies around the world have reacted to the biggest crisis the industry has ever known, we have started to see some incredible innovation and success stories. On our Recovery Hub we're gathering the best examples of innovation shown by the travel community.

We’re thrilled to announce our 2024 recertification with Flexa, confirming our status as a truly flexible workplace. Find out about our flexible culture and how we enable our employees to achieve a healthier work-life balance.

As the recovery from COVID-19 continues, airlines have more to consider than ever to keep passengers happy, which is why when it comes to keeping passengers informed and empowered, ancillary revenue must naturally drop down the list of priorities.

Explore the latest US Department of Transportation rule that ensures automatic refunds for airline passengers. Learn how this pivotal change enhances passenger rights and impacts the airline industry.

Automation is changing the way organisations across the world function - bringing new levels of efficiency, accuracy and speed that are helping businesses to consistently deliver excellent customer experiences. Download our free eGuide to discover how you can use automation to...

In compliance with EU261 regulations, explore how 15below and iCoupon partnered to deliver an automated refreshment voucher solution for Ryanair, while enhancing customer experience and operational efficiency.

Black swan events may be unprecedented and entirely unpredictable by nature, but history tells us they are also inevitable. As airlines across the world navigate their way through the coronavirus crisis, we take a look back at the last black swan event to hit the aviation industry: the Icelandic ash cloud of 2010.