Computerized Reservation System

In the context of aviation, a Computerized Reservation System (CRS) is a computerized system used by airlines and travel agencies to store and retrieve information related to air travel. It is designed to facilitate the process of airline ticket booking and to manage scheduling, pricing, and seat inventory. The system provides real-time access to flight details, fares, seat availability, and related services. It also allows for the integration of various airlines' services, enabling travel agencies to offer a wide range of flight options to their customers. The CRS is a critical component in the aviation industry, as it enables efficient and effective management of airline operations. It also plays a significant role in enhancing customer service by providing accurate and timely information to passengers. The system's capabilities include passenger reservation, flight scheduling, inventory control, and ticketing. The CRS has evolved over the years, with advancements in technology leading to the development of more sophisticated systems that offer enhanced functionality and improved user experience.