HalaBag
Partners

Grow with HalaBag: serve more airlines, sell more services, keep your customers

Ground handlers, logistics companies and distribution platforms already hold the relationships. HalaBag gives them one platform to serve several airline customers, add baggage services they do not offer today, and earn on terms agreed up front, without giving up their brand, fleet or contracts.

Two ways to work with HalaBag

License the technology

Run HalaBag as your own baggage operating system, under your brand, for your airline customers. You manage providers and exceptions; HalaBag provides the platform, integrations and support.

Join the fulfilment network

Integrate once and receive allocated work from the airlines, airports and platforms on HalaBag at the stations you cover. You execute; the platform measures, evidences and settles.

What a partner keeps and gains

Your customer relationship and brand

Airline contracts stay yours. Passenger-facing pages and messages carry your identity where you want them to.

Your fleet, providers and contracts

Allocation rules can prefer your own capacity and your contracted sub-providers; HalaBag adds coverage where you have none.

Additional baggage services

Offer home check-in, Land & Leave, left-behind and lost-property services to your airline customers without building the systems.

Several airlines, one platform

Each airline is a tenancy with its own rules, evidence and reports. Your team works in one console.

A defined commercial arrangement

Platform, usage or managed-service fees are agreed around the deployment scope; fulfilment charges and partner commercial terms are defined separately and written down before go-live.

Illustration of the White-label branded instance view, with demonstration data.

For distribution platforms

Travel platforms, corporate travel tools and booking aggregators integrate once through the Partner API to sell baggage services inside their own flow, with status and proof returned to their interface and a margin defined per product and lane.

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Frequently asked questions

No. The airline's tenancy is yours to administer; HalaBag staff see it only where your agreement says so.

Grow with HalaBag: serve more airlines, sell more services, keep your customers