Accelya debuts FLX Recover agentic AI for airline passenger recovery
Accelya announced FLX Recover on October 13, 2026, an agentic AI solution designed to help airlines manage disrupted passengers faster and at scale. Built on AWS using Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and Accelya’s FLX AIViator intelligence layer, it was engineered with RapidScale. The system uses AI agents to detect disruptions, assess passenger impact, coordinate recovery actions, communicate updates,…
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- Accelya launched FLX Recover on October 13, 2026, an agentic AI tool for airline passenger disruption recovery
- Built on AWS Bedrock AgentCore with Accelya’s FLX AIViator and engineering support from RapidScale
- Available now from Accelya and coming to AWS Marketplace; pricing is contract-based with no public figures
Accelya Debuts FLX Recover Agentic AI for Airline Passenger Recovery
Unite.AI · 13 October 2026
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