UAS has introduced a number of enhancements to its Global Trip Manager as part of its drive to improve the trip management system’s features and add new ones.
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Worldwide trip support expert UAS has introduced a number of enhancements to its Global Trip Manager offering as part of its ongoing drive to improve the trip management system’s features and add new ones. As well as addressing new requirements, UAS’ developments aim to improve connectivity and ease of use.
Global Trip Manager was launched in 2022. The cross-platform technology allows effective real-time interactions and immediate access to vital trip information, whether the user is in an office or on the move.
“Operators’ challenges are always in flux and this, in turn, dictates demand,” said co-founder and executive president Mohammed Al Husary. “We have dedicated ourselves to anticipating and responding to these new demands in every aspect of our offering, from flight support to air charter and, of course, technology.
“We are problem-solvers, dedicated to finding the best solutions for our clients’ needs. And whatever their priority, be it cost optimization, safety and security, connectivity, or simply ease, we have the global support and network to make that happen. We are here to help them elevate their horizons.”
Recently introduced is a live chat function that allows users to communicate immediately with the UAS operations team. Through this feature, they can stay fully informed, with full disclosure throughout the trip planning and execution phases. The introduction of live chat has been positively received by the user community, UAS said.
UAS is currently nearing the introduction of self-service options and a communications portal for suppliers. Another feature will be the integration of advanced passenger information system (APIS) data to enhance travel security and immigration compliance, fuel quotations, and bookings for hotels and transport.
Worldwide trip support expert UAS has introduced several enhancements to its Global Trip Manager offering as part of its ongoing drive to improve the trip management system’s features. Launched in 2022, the cross-platform technology allows effective real-time interactions and immediate access to vital trip information, whether the user is in an office or on the move.
“Operators’ challenges are always in flux and this, in turn, dictates demand,” said co-founder and executive president Mohammed Al Husary. “We have dedicated ourselves to anticipating and responding to these new demands in every aspect of our offering, from flight support to air charter and, of course, technology.”
Recently introduced is a live chat function that allows users to communicate immediately with the UAS operations team. Through this feature, they can stay fully informed, with full disclosure throughout the trip planning and execution phases. The introduction of live chat has been positively received by the user community, UAS said.
UAS is currently nearing the introduction of self-service options and a communications portal for suppliers. Another feature will be the integration of advanced passenger information system data to enhance travel security and immigration compliance, fuel quotations, and bookings for hotels and transport.