Duetto Buys Flyr Hospitality as Airline Tech Firm Exits Hotel Pricing

October 8th, 2026 at 7:00 AM EDT Photo Credit: An Ennismore hotel. The brand is a customer of Flyr Hospitality, now part of Duetto. Ennismore Duetto, the hotel revenue management software company owned by private equity firm GrowthCurve Capital, said Thursday it has acquired Flyr Hospitality, the hotel pricing and business intelligence unit of airline-technology company Flyr. Neither company disclosed the price. Flyr has long helped airlines set airfares and, in September 2022, entered the hotel room-rate business by buying Pace Revenue, a startup that had more than 1,000 hotels as clients at the time. Skift called the move unexpected given how many airlines Flyr had yet to win as customers, and noted that IDeaS and Duetto were the two market leaders. Sam Chamberlain, Flyr's chief product officer, said in a statement Thursday that the unit would go further "in the hands of a team dedicated entirely to hospitality." The sale comes two weeks after Flyr's founder, Alex Mans, resigned as CEO, and Kevin Marcus, a partner at WestCap, a key financial backer of Flyr, became int Sean reports on the hotel industry. He's based in Washington, D.C., near Marriott's and Hilton's headquarters. Send scoops. Tags: airline distribution, airline retail, duetto, flyr, growthcurve capital, hotel pricing, mergers and acquisitions, pricing, private equity, revenue management, revenue strategy, the prompt, travel tech