EazyPNR gives series fare suppliers one place to load seat blocks, set agent fares and publish inventory, and gives travel agents one place to find, compare and book those seats.
A series fare is a fare attached to a block of seats on a recurring set of departures - for example the same flight every Friday for a season. A consolidator, wholesaler or tour operator commits to the block with the airline, usually against a deposit, and resells the seats to travel agents at a net or agent fare.
Because the seats are already held, agents can confirm a booking instantly instead of waiting for availability, and the supplier earns margin on every seat it manages to sell before the airline's release date. The catch is risk: seats that are still unnamed at the name list deadline may be lost or charged. That is why distribution speed matters. Read the full explainer: what are airline series fares.
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
Suppliers and agents work in the same live inventory, so every booking updates seat counts for everyone.
The supplier loads flights, dates, seats, fares, baggage, fare rules and name deadlines.
Net fare, agent fare and markups are set per series, tier or agent.
Inventory goes live to all approved agents or a selected group.
Agents search, select seats and submit passenger details.
PNRs, name lists, tickets and cancellations are tracked centrally.
Sell-through, remaining seats and agent performance per route.
Have airline seats to sell?
Connect your series inventory with a wider network of B2B travel agents.
| Task | Spreadsheet & WhatsApp | EazyPNR |
|---|---|---|
| Sharing availability | Daily broadcast lists that go stale within hours | Live seat counts every approved agent can search |
| Agent pricing | One fare for everyone, or many manual sheets | Net fare, agent fare and markup per tier or agent |
| Taking a booking | Calls and messages, then manual re-keying | Agent submits passengers; seats decrement instantly |
| Name deadlines | Tracked in someone's calendar | Release and name deadline alerts per series |
| Reporting | Rebuilt by hand each week | Sell-through by route, date, supplier and agent |
Open, close and edit departures instantly. Close sold-out dates and adjust seats as the airline confirms changes.
Different fares for different agent groups on the same block, with your margin protected.
Warnings before release dates and name list deadlines so unsold seats are never a surprise.
Search series fares and fixed departures from multiple suppliers by route and date.
Seats are already held, so bookings confirm without waiting on airline availability.
See booking status, PNR and ticket details for every passenger you sell.
Any business that holds airline series inventory - consolidators, wholesalers, tour operators and group fare suppliers - can apply to list it. Supplier accounts are reviewed before inventory goes live. Become a supplier.
Yes. Approved agents search the inventory distributed to them, see their agent fare, submit passenger details and receive the booking and PNR status in their account.
Each supplier decides who sees each series: all approved agents, a tier, or named agents. Agents only see inventory they are allowed to book.
Seat counts update with every booking. When a departure reaches zero it closes automatically for agents, and the supplier can reopen it if more seats are confirmed.
No. It is a B2B platform for travel businesses. Consumers book through the travel agents who use it.
