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Operating markets
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Strategic partnership
Connect private transfer services with customer journeys across aviation, hospitality, financial services, and other travel-focused operations.
Start a conversationOperating markets
Core service formats
Booking availability
Dedicated workflow
Three stages keep the partnership discussion focused and transparent.
Review customer journeys, markets, service types, and expected booking needs.
Agree responsibilities, booking operations, support, and commercial terms.
Start with a defined scope and refine the workflow from real operating feedback.
Partnership contexts
Connect private transfer services with the moments where customers already expect dependable travel support.
Passenger arrivals, departures, and airport-focused transfer coordination.
Guest journeys that connect airports, hotels, venues, and city travel.
Eligible customer benefits and structured mobility programmes.
Planned private transfers across supported routes and service formats.
Partnership models should match the customer journey rather than force every sector into the same process.
Private transfer coordination for passenger arrivals, departures, and service recovery needs.
Airport-focused transfer flows
Passenger and luggage requirements
Coordination for planned arrivals
Mobility support for eligible cardholder benefits, business travel, and client programmes.
Defined eligibility and booking terms
Clear customer communication
Structured programme reporting
Private transfers that connect the stay experience with airport and city journeys.
Guest arrival and departure routes
Vehicle options for individuals and groups
Booking details shared before pickup
A shared foundation for dependable customer-facing mobility programmes.
Plan eligible journeys in the markets currently served by AirTransfer.
Define a clear escalation path for partner booking questions.
Agree responsibilities, service terms, and required customer information.
Set the pricing and settlement model before launch.
Shape customer eligibility, booking steps, and service communications.
Current public service information covers Azerbaijan, Turkiye, and the UAE.
Integration requirements vary by partner. The first step is to define the booking journey, required data, responsibilities, and technical scope.
Booking and traveller data exchange
Route, map, and ETA touchpoints
Payment and invoicing workflow discussions
Share the use case with the partnership team and define the right next step.