Groups rarely fit one flight neatly. EazyPNR lets group travel specialists find seat blocks from multiple suppliers, split a group across departures when they need to, and keep deposits and name lists under control.
Each segment has its own pattern, but all of them need seats confirmed well before names are final.
Travel tied to religious calendars, where demand peaks on the same dates every year.
School and university trips fixed by term dates, often with late changes to the traveller list.
Teams and supporters travelling for fixtures and tournaments on dates set by the event.
Off-sites, training and roadshows where a company needs everyone on the same flight.
Families and guests travelling together around a single event date.
Escorted tours where the group flies out and back on the tour dates.
Group and series seats typically come with a deposit, a date by which the balance is due and a deadline for passenger names. Miss any one of them and seats can be released. Each block on EazyPNR shows the supplier's terms so you can plan collection from your group before you commit.
Large groups often have to travel on two or more departures. Here is how that works on the platform.
Look at the same route across adjacent departures and suppliers.
Take seats on each departure as separate bookings under the same group.
Allocate names to each departure as your list firms up.
Every departure keeps its own PNR, name status and ticket numbers.
EazyPNR connects businesses that hold airline inventory with businesses that sell airline tickets. Choose your side.
Travel agents · OTAs · Tour operators · DMCs · Corporate travel companies
Consolidators · Airline wholesalers · Tour operators · Series fare and group fare suppliers
Planning a group that needs seats on fixed dates?
Register to search group and series inventory from multiple suppliers.
Not quite. An airline group request asks the airline to quote and hold new seats. On EazyPNR you book seats a supplier already holds, so the price and availability are known at the time you book.
Yes. If one supplier cannot cover the whole group, you can book seats from another supplier on the same or a nearby departure.
Deposit and payment terms are set by each supplier for each series. Check them on the series before booking a large block.
It depends on the cancellation rules on that series. Group seats are often non-refundable close to the name deadline, so confirm numbers early.
Yes. Group specialists who hold blocks can apply to become a supplier and distribute unused seats to other agents.
