Connected Savings Report – Q3 2025
How direct airline connections deliver up to 12% lower airfares for corporate buyers. Data from Q3 2025 live bookings.
What's in the Connected Savings Report (Q3 2025)
Key findings
Business Class vs Economy performance analysis
Short-notice booking impact on pricing
Methodology and data sources
Market implications for corporate travel
Direct vs GDS fare comparison details
Who this report is for:
Corporate travel managers looking to validate new sourcing models
Procurement teams seeking measurable ROI in travel programs
Finance leaders focused on cost optimization and transparency
Travel suppliers and TMCs exploring next-generation distribution
Download the Connected Savings Report
The Q3 2025 report includes route analysis, methodology, and insights for travel managers preparing 2026 RFPs and sourcing cycles.
A new way to measure corporate travel savings
For years, corporate travel programs have been promised savings through “new models” — yet proof has been scarce.
That changes with Blockskye’s Connected Savings Report, a first-of-its-kind analysis of live corporate airfares booked through direct supplier connections.
Released ahead of the Business Travel Show America in New York, the Q3 2025 edition shows that corporations using Blockskye’s connected supplier model saved an average of 6% across all markets, and as much as 12% on key New York business routes when compared with traditional Global Distribution Systems (GDS) channels. These savings translate directly to the bottom line — millions in potential annual reductions for enterprise travel programs.
The proof is in the data
The Connected Savings Report isn’t modeled on public fares — it’s based on real transactions from enterprise clients using Blockskye’s blockchain-enabled platform to book and pay airlines directly.
The analysis focused on high-frequency corporate routes from New York, booked within 14 days of departure — where business travelers often face the steepest prices.
Why direct supplier connections matter
Most corporate airfares today flow through traditional Global Distribution Systems (GDS). While they’ve long been the standard, they add layers of hidden costs: booking fees, legacy markups, and inefficiencies that travelers and procurement teams rarely see.
Blockskye takes a different path — connecting corporations directly to airline systems through modern APIs and blockchain infrastructure.
This allows:
Transparent pricing with no hidden markups
Faster settlement and reduced reconciliation work
Stronger supplier partnerships built on aligned incentives
Better traveler experience with direct access to upgrades, ancillaries, and loyalty programs
In short: less friction, more value.
Blockskye is transforming business travel by connecting corporations directly with travel suppliers. Its blockchain-enabled platform unifies booking, payment, and expense—eliminating unnecessary intermediaries and creating better outcomes for buyers, suppliers, and travelers alike. Want to learn more? Contact our team.
