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Disruption is loud, multilingual, and all at once.

Reservation lookups, changes and cancellations, loyalty status, baggage and disruption support. When a flight cancels, volume spikes in every language simultaneously and nobody standing in a terminal wants to type — so the agent answers by voice, natively, at whatever scale the day demands.

  • SOC 2-aligned
  • HIPAA-aligned
  • AES-256 encrypted
  • Audit-logged

Good morning

How can I help?

🇺🇸 English🇪🇸 Español🇫🇷 Français🇩🇪 Deutsch🇧🇷 Português🇮🇹 Italiano🇯🇵 日本語
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Key takeaways

  • The agent handles reservation lookups, changes and cancellations, loyalty and status questions, and baggage or disruption support.
  • Voice is the primary channel: disrupted travellers are standing in terminals, not sitting at keyboards.
  • Seven native-fluency languages, which matters when a single cancelled flight generates demand across a global passenger base at once.
  • Capacity doesn't degrade during a spike — the queue that forms during a weather event is exactly the queue that overwhelms a human floor.
  • Binding changes take an explicit confirmation and land in the audit log.

What it handles

The calls that fill your queue.

Disruption and rebooking

A cancellation generates thousands of identical, urgent conversations at once. The agent takes them in parallel, in the passenger's language, and holds the rebooking right up to the confirmation step.

Reservation lookups and changes

Find the booking, explain the change, apply it. Account-aware, so the passenger doesn't recite a confirmation code into a phone tree first.

Baggage

Status, claims, and what happens next — asked constantly, almost never needing a person, and miserable to wait on hold for.

Loyalty and status

Tier, miles, what's expiring, what an upgrade would cost. The agent reads the real account rather than pointing at a login page.

Why Teleperson

The spike is the whole problem

Travel support isn't hard on an average day — it's hard for six hours after a weather event, in nine languages, when every passenger is equally urgent. Human floors can't be staffed for the peak, so the peak becomes hold music. Teleperson's agent takes the volume in parallel at native fluency across seven languages, on voice, which is the channel a person standing in a terminal with a bag in one hand will actually use.

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