Airline shopping-intent and observed-fare corpus

Name: Airline shopping-intent and observed-fare corpus: non-personalised capture of every flight search performed on participating airline websites, recording route, travel dates, journey type, cabin, site edition, language and device alongside the average fare that user actually saw — yielding route-level search volume, fare trajectory across the booking window, search-to-departure lead-time distributions and trip-length preferences.
Creator: Pros

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Airline shopping-intent and observed-fare corpus: non-personalised capture of every flight search performed on participating airline websites, recording route, travel dates, journey type, cabin, site edition, language and device alongside the average fare that user actually saw — yielding route-level search volume, fare trajectory across the booking window, search-to-departure lead-time distributions and trip-length preferences.

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Industry: Passenger AirlinesApplication Software
Instruments: equities
Categories: Alternative

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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular (event-level search/fare observations aggregated into route-market-period tables; delivered through interactive dashboards, i.e. structured analytical data rather than raw files)
Volume: Very large: every search on each participating airline's website, each carrying route, travel dates, cabin, site edition, language, device and the fare presented. For one large carrier that is plausibly tens of millions of observations a month; across a 200-airline-class installed base the corpus reaches the billions of search-fare observations per year. No total record count is published.
Users: N/A — B2B airline analytics subscription; the data subjects are anonymous airline-website shoppers rather than registered accounts, and the licensed customers are airlines (plausibly 200+ carriers given PROS's revenue-management installed base)
History: 2 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active — dashboard assets and public sample workbooks are dated 2025, and the suite is the front door to PROS's wider offer-marketing stack (airTRFX Control, Refresher). The company is post-take-private (a ~$2B going-private transaction is its latest recorded corporate event), operating at roughly $330M revenue with ~1,300 staff.
Launched: FareNet sits atop PROS's retailing stack — the airline digital-retailing/airTRFX line dates from roughly 2016-2018 and this dashboard suite was republished in 2025. PROS itself has operated since 1987.
Delivery: not stated
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Sample: not stated
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