By selecting Accelya, Azerbaijan Airlines is strengthening revenue accounting, audit and payment oversight across passenger and cargo to improve visibility, accelerate discrepancy detection and protect margins at scale. This ensures that retail transformation is underpinned by robust financial governance. The agreement integrates Passenger and Cargo Revenue Accounting, Sales Audit and Payment Reconciliation into a unified financial control framework, providing earlier visibility into discrepancies, stronger audit compliance, enhanced reporting and clearer executive oversight. This accelerates discrepancy resolution and delivers actionable financial insight across the business.

“As we continue modernise our passenger and cargo operations, strengthening financial control and revenue integrity is a key priority for Azerbaijan Airlines,” said Zaur Dibirov, Chief of Finance at Azerbaijan Airlines. “Through this partnership with Accelya, we are enhancing visibility across our revenue lifecycle and reinforcing governance across sales, settlement and reconciliation processes. This will support scalable growth while ensuring strong financial discipline across both passenger and cargo operations.”

Azerbaijan Airlines is taking a clear and strategic approach to modernizing both its retail and financial operations,” said Andrew Wilcock, CCO at Accelya. “As airline retailing becomes more dynamic, strong financial control is essential. Accelya helps airlines turn complex settlement data into timely insight, ensuring commercial growth is matched by financial discipline.”

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The airline said information on the resumption of the route will be announced later, Caliber.Az reports per AZAL.

The company stated that AZAL apologises for the inconvenience, and thanks passengers for their understanding, adding that flight and passenger safety is their top priority. Passengers can contact the AZAL call center for more information.

Meanwhile, several flights from Dubai to Iran have also been cancelled. According to Dubai Airports, at least six flights to Iranian cities, including Tehran, Shiraz, and Mashhad, scheduled for January 9, were cancelled. 

Flydubai confirmed it is cancelling its Iran flights planned for January 9 and will closely monitor the situation before making any further schedule changes.

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