Fares Analyst ( UK Travel Domain)

detail-oriented and analytical Fares Analyst

Key Responsibilities

1. Airfare Analysis & Filing

• Load and maintain airline fares, rules, and taxes in

  Amadeus, Sabre, and Galileo

  systems.
• Analyze airline contracts, fare sheets, and incentive structures for accurate application.
• Interpret airline circulars, bulletins, and fare updates to implement timely changes.
  

2. Competitive Monitoring

• Track competitor fare strategies within the UK travel market.
• Identify opportunities for competitive pricing and promotional fares.
• Recommend fare adjustments to maintain market competitiveness.
  

3. Revenue & Profitability Support

• Collaborate with revenue management teams to optimize fare structures and markups.
• Monitor net vs. published fares to ensure maximum profit margins.
• Assist sales teams with

  fare constructions, special quotes, and complex itineraries

  .

4. Compliance & Accuracy

• Ensure adherence to

  IATA

  , airline, and company fare policies.
• Minimize fare filing errors to reduce

  ADM (Agency Debit Memo)

  exposure.
• Maintain proper audit records of fare updates and modifications.
  

5. Collaboration & Support

• Liaise with airlines for contract negotiations and fare discrepancy resolutions.
• Coordinate with internal departments to ensure seamless fare operations.
  

Required Skills & Qualifications

• Bachelors degree in

  Travel, Tourism, Business, or a related field

  .

• 2-5 years

  of experience in airfare filing, analysis, or revenue management within the

  UK travel domain

  .
• Strong working knowledge of

  GDS platforms

  (Amadeus, Sabre, Galileo).
• Excellent understanding of

  airline contracts, fare rules, taxes, and ticketing procedures

  .
• Proficiency in

  MS Excel

  and analytical tools.
• Strong attention to detail, problem-solving, and organizational skills.
• Ability to work efficiently under pressure in a fast-paced environment.
  

Preferred Qualifications

• Familiarity with

  NDC (New Distribution Capability)

  and evolving airfare technologies.
• Exposure to

  corporate and retail travel pricing models

  .

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

• Timeliness and accuracy of fare loading and updates.
• Competitive positioning in the UK travel market.
• Contribution to overall

  revenue growth and profitability