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About Optiontown

Optiontown is bringing a tectonic shift to the travel industry with personalized flight subscription services via our flagship product, Flight Pass Option, & ancillary services. Flight Pass offers value to travelers through locked-in low fares for multiple trips to a set of multiple destinations, with no restrictions during peak, holiday seasons as well as guaranteed seats on flights up until the last available seat on each flight. The Flight Pass can help to save up to 50% in flight prices. Travelers can personalize the Flight Pass to suit their specific needs and flexibility like no. of trips/passengers, advance booking , travel period etc. 30+ reputed airlines like Singapore Airlines, Ethiopian Airlines have partnered with Optiontown and it’s growing rapidly. A large number of travel agents have started selling Flight Passes. More than a million customers have enjoyed our products. Flight Pass offers a win-win for travelers, airlines and travel agents/TMCs. Travelers - Save up to 50% on airline tickets - Enhance travel planning and booking convenience. Save time, energy and hassle in searching for flight deals every time - Increase productivity and make your travel stress-free - Pay only 20% upfront and rest later with flexible installments - Add ancillaries like upgrades, bags, preferred seats, lounge access, empty seats etc. - Share your pass with friends, family & colleagues Airlines and Travel Agents - Increase revenues and customer loyalty - Enhance branding, customer offering and competitive edge - Reduce customer acquisition and servicing costs - Revenue manage with greater flexibility - Plug-n-play to launch Optiontown is based on 19+ years of R&D at MIT’s Center for Transportation. The patented technology (20 patents) is at the integration of Artificial Intelligence, big data, personalized economics & choice models. Optiontown was founded by alumni from MIT and IIT in 2003. Located at Boston (HDQ), Ireland, Spain, UK, India, Egypt, Kuwait & Vietnam

Founded in 2003 by Sachin Goel.