What a consolidator fare is
Airlines sign private contracts with wholesalers and agencies to fill premium cabins without publicly discounting their brand. These fares are ticketed on the airline's own stock, earn miles in most cases, and are indistinguishable onboard from a full-price ticket.
Where the savings concentrate
The biggest gaps between published and wholesale pricing appear in international business class, one-way premium tickets, and multi-city itineraries. On popular transatlantic routes we regularly see 30–50% below airline-website pricing.
What to watch for
Wholesale fares can carry stricter change rules or reduced mileage earning in certain booking classes. A trustworthy agency tells you these terms before you buy — ours always will.
How to use them
There's no website to browse; that's the point. Call with your route and dates, and a ticketing specialist checks contract fares across every airline we hold agreements with, then quotes your bottom line with all taxes and fees included.
Put this to work on your next trip
Call with your route and a specialist checks wholesale fares while you're on the line.
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