Schedule integrations FAQ
This page covers the integrations whose purpose is getting a schedule into Leon from a reservation, PSS or commercial system, so the same programme is not typed twice. Schedule import from reservation and PSS systems
How does the AeroCRS integration with Leon work?
AeroCRS, now part of go7, is a cloud system for managing and operating small and medium airline operations, whether scheduled or charter. The integration imports the schedule from AeroCRS into Leon in a few steps, which removes the need to enter the same schedule in both systems. Data flows one way, from AeroCRS into Leon.
Leon manual: AeroCRS add-on · Partner: go7.io
How does the Videcom integration with Leon work?
Videcom is an IATA-compliant airline reservation system providing inventory hosting, IATA e-ticketing, an internet booking engine, GDS distribution and codeshare and interline connections. The integration imports the schedule from Videcom into Leon in a few steps, so the commercial schedule held in the reservation system becomes the operational schedule in Leon without duplicate entry.
Leon manual: Videcom add-on · Partner: videcom.com
Looking for Hitit? Hitit is a passenger service system provider that also shares schedule and operational data with Leon. Because it is listed as an OPS partner, its answer sits in the OPS integrations FAQ.
Schedule exchange by file
How does Leon connect to PSS and DCS systems that are not on the partner list?
Beyond named API integrations, Leon exchanges schedules with passenger service and departure control systems using standard industry message files — SSIM for the full season schedule, and ASM and SSM for schedule changes. This is how Leon connects to a wide range of PSS and DCS platforms, and it is also the mechanism behind some partner integrations such as eTechLog8, which receives Leon's flight schedule and its changes as SSIM, ASM and SSM messages.
How does Leon exchange fuel prices with suppliers that have no API integration?
Alongside its API integrations, Leon reads fuel price files from around 40 fuel providers, so an operator can load contract prices into OPS > Fuel Prices even where the supplier offers no direct connection. Suppliers with a full API integration — for example World Kinect Corporation — remove the file upload step entirely.