Air France closes TIGRE Web to non-IATA agencies: PRO SKY becomes your direct access

On 1 September 2026, Air France will restrict access to TIGRE Web — its group booking platform — to agencies holding IATA accreditation only. For agencies without this accreditation, the change is abrupt.

“No more direct access to group fares. No way to block seats as soon as sales open. No end-to-end autonomous file management. Every action now has to go through a ticketing agency — with all the delays that implies, while the best availability disappears.”

Obtaining IATA accreditation is technically possible, but the cost remains prohibitive for many specialised agencies: membership, training, GDS access — a burden that’s hard to justify when ticket issuing isn’t the core of the business.

A concrete answer: technology and human expertise, combined

An IATA member, PRO SKY combines a technology platform with a team of air travel experts — both designed to work together.

On the platform side, agencies access the full range of air content in one place: GDS, NDC, charter and scheduled flights, across all airlines. Access is immediate. Managing the group file — budget, booking, passenger names — is all available within a single interface.

On the service side, a team of air travel specialists supports every file. Not a support queue. Experts you can reach directly, who know the context and step in when the situation calls for it — a change in conditions, a flight cancellation, a last-minute change.

“When an airline changes its conditions overnight, what you need isn’t an algorithm — it’s someone who knows the file and has already started working the problem,” says Armin Truger, CEO of PRO SKY

The 1 September deadline is approaching. Now is the time to choose your partner.