About Fairlyne
Founded in 2021 in Paris, Fairlyne offers the first white-label platform empowering air and rail carriers to seamlessly establish their own resale experiences on their direct channels. With a sharp focus on revenue management, Fairlyne transforms carriers operations, leveraging no-shows to convert empty seats into profitable opportunities while enhancing customer satisfaction and loyalty. Fairlyne is backed by leading venture capital firms including Speedinvest, Kima Ventures, Evolem, and FJ Labs.
$4M raised in Pre-Seed and Seed Round
Awards:
- Winner of the Open Digital Innovation Bootcamp of the Royal Air Maroc
- Best Startup of the Year 2023 by Travolution
- Named in the 25 Hot Travel Startups for 2023 by PhocusWire
Latest Fairlyne News
21 November 2025
Flair launches B2B strategy, tour operator, “Express” option, more bundles & resale option
Source: Pax News Published on October 17, 2025 Flair Airlines unveiled its “Flair FWD” transformation at a Toronto event, showcasing...
21 November 2025
Flair FWD: What’s New at Flair Airlines
Source: Travel Pulse Canada Published on October 17, 2025 Six months after launching its Flair FWD initiative, Flair Airlines has...
21 November 2025
Flair bucks industry trends by enhancing customer experience as Flair FWD campaign gains altitude
Source: Canadian Aviation News Published on October 17, 2025 Flair Airlines is set to become North America’s first airline to...
21 November 2025
Fairlyne reinvents ticket resale
Source: BFMTV Business Published on October 21, 2025 In this October 21st interview on Tech&Co Business with Frédéric Simottel, Gilles...
21 November 2025
Want to resell your OUIGO train tickets? There’s news
Source: Capital Published on July 10, 2025 SNCF is making a major change to its Ouigoswap resale platform, launched two...
21 November 2025
Canceling your trip? Your Ouigo ticket isn’t lost: here’s how to resell it (and make someone happy)
Source: Figaro Voyages Published on July 9, 2025 Since Ouigo tickets are non-refundable, passengers can resell them to other travelers...