UK leisure airline Jet2.com is to target more business travel bookings through a tie-up with Kyte, the airline technology specialist.

Kyte has developed modern API connectivity for airlines to support their product distribution and which standardises both New Distribution Capability and low cost content.

Jet2.com, the UK’s third largest airline, will use its platform to with more travel sellers including Travel Management Companies and Corporate Booking Tools.

Due to the new agreement seats with Jet2.com will now be available on the Kyte platform, with all ancillaries also available.

Through Kyte’s interface travel sellers can build connections with airlines to offer the full suite of fares and ancillaries for their end users.

Jet2.com’s content from Kyte will also be made available through partners like AirGateway for those agencies needing a desktop solution.

Doug Turner, general manager for third party supply and distribution at Jet2.com said: “We are very excited about this partnership, which enables us to offer our award-winning flights and product to even more markets and customers.

“We look forward to a successful collaboration with Kyte and to welcoming even more new customers, helping to drive our continued growth, as a result of this agreement.”

Jet2.com has developed a reputation for VIP customer service, operational excellence, and low fares, distinguishing itself in the leisure travel sector.

It will operate a fleet of 135 aircraft this summer, which includes Boeing 737 and Airbus A321 neo aircraft, serving a network from 13 UK bases that spans over 75 destinations, primarily across the Mediterranean, Canary Islands, and European leisure cities.

Alice Ferrari, chief executive and co-founder of Kyte, said: “We’re delighted to welcome Jet2.com to the Kyte platform, making their flights and popular ancillary products easily accessible to travel companies worldwide.

“This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to put advanced, flexible distribution tools in the hands of travel agencies, helping them better serve their customers, whilst driving more value for airlines.”