Platform

MAXSAPIENT AEROSPHERE Platform

A modular airline technology platform that connects passenger service, retailing, airport operations, recovery, revenue, loyalty, intelligence, compliance, and services in one architecture.

  • Shared data and orchestration instead of disconnected point tooling
  • Suite-by-suite adoption without losing long-term architecture coherence
  • Commercial, operational, and intelligence workflows in one platform story
01
Experience Layer

Web, mobile, kiosk, airport, agent, partner, and servicing touchpoints aligned around the traveler journey.

02
Business Application Layer

Core passenger service, digital retailing, airport processing, recovery, pricing, loyalty, compliance, and planning applications.

03
Shared Data and Orchestration Layer

Passenger records, flight data, inventory logic, ticket and ancillary records, loyalty events, disruption cases, and workflow orchestration.

04
Integration and API Layer

APIs, partner connectivity, third-party distribution, internal system integration, and governed data exchange services.

05
Intelligence and Governance Layer

Analytics, market data, planning models, monitoring, governance, and delivery support for scalable adoption.

Platform Benefits

Why airlines need a connected platform approach.

When commercial and operational systems scale separately, journeys become fragmented. A connected platform improves data consistency, reduces handoff friction, and strengthens real-time decision-making.

Architecture

Modular by design. Unified by shared layers.

Airlines can start with one suite, keep integrations governed, and expand into adjacent capabilities without redesigning the whole stack each time.

Operations

Commercial and operational workflows stay connected.

Passenger service, airport execution, disruption handling, loyalty, and pricing can all work from the same platform story.

Adoption

Transformation can be phased without becoming siloed.

Prioritize business value first, then connect additional suites as the roadmap grows more ambitious.

Shared Data Model

A shared data foundation for airline workflows.

  • Flights and schedules
  • Inventory and fare classes
  • Booking and passenger records
  • Tickets, coupons, and EMD-linked services
  • Check-in and boarding status
  • Ancillary and merchandising records
  • Loyalty events and partner transactions
  • Disruption and compensation cases
  • Travel-document and readiness records
Adopt One Suite

Expand into the wider platform as priorities evolve.

Digital commerce, airport modernization, recovery, pricing, loyalty, or intelligence can each become the entry point into a broader connected stack.

Core SuiteRetail SuiteAirport SuiteRecovery SuiteRevenue SuiteLoyalty Suite