Why Avelio
Legacy retailing separates what an airline sells from how it services, settles and delivers it. Avelio closes that gap with a modular OOSD foundation connected directly to airport operations.
AVELIO OOSD
Retail Like There’s No Legacy
Avelio connects Offer, Order, Settle and Deliver in one modular platform—so your airline can sell with more freedom, service from one source of truth, and carry every order through check-in, boarding and baggage.
Offer & Order
Settle & Deliver
Delivery & BRS
One retailing flow. From offer to airport delivery.
Keep commercial, finance, servicing and airport teams connected to the same order—without forcing a disruptive, all-at-once replacement of your current operation.
Avelio OOSD
Offer
Create relevant products
Order
Use one customer record
Settle & Connect
Settle
Reconcile from the order
API
Connect your existing stack
Airport Delivery
Deliver
Check-in through boarding
BRS
Trace every baggage event
Why Airlines Change
Legacy handoffs break the journey between sale and delivery
When offers, tickets, payments, passenger records, departure control and baggage live in separate systems, every change creates reconciliation work and service risk. Avelio connects the journey around one current order.
Turn Shopping Into Orders
Create relevant flight and ancillary offers from a consistent product foundation, ready for the channels your airline chooses.
Service the Customer, Not the Record
Keep purchase, servicing, payment and fulfilment context together so teams act on the same current customer order.
Settle What Was Sold
Bring settlement and reconciliation closer to the order, reducing duplicate records and avoidable manual handoffs.
Deliver the Promise at the Airport
Connect current order and passenger data with check-in, boarding and station workflows so airport teams deliver what was sold.
Keep Bags and Passengers Aligned
Track security, load, offload and delivery events with role-aware controls and a server-side scan history.
Modernize Without a Big-Bang Cutover
Deploy product by product, integrate with existing systems, and replace legacy dependencies without a high-risk big-bang cutover.