WorldTicket

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WorldTicket

Type	Privately held company
Industry	Travel Technology
Founded	2002
Headquarters	Copenhagen, Denmark
Number of locations	5
Products	Passenger Service System e-commerce
Number of employees	125
Subsidiaries	WorldTicket Ltd WorldTicket Thailand FlexFlight Aps
Website	www.worldticket.com

WorldTicket was founded in 2002 and is a global provider of IT and Software to airlines.^[1] WorldTicket has developed the passenger service system called Sell-More-Seats. Sell-More-Seats is integrated with the global distribution systems and is built on HTML 5 technology and follows IATA e-ticket standards.^[2]

WorldTicket has the IATA code W1 and is listed as IATA Strategic Partner.^[3]

WorldTicket is headquartered in Denmark, and has additional offices in Poland, Ukraine, Thailand and China.

In 2011 WorldTicket acquired the Danish-based airline, FlexFlight, with the IATA two-letter code W2.

See also[]

• Passenger Service System
• Amadeus IT Group
• Sabre
• Travelport
• IATA

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