In a major step toward developing future-ready talent in the travel and aviation industry, CRAZYJETS.COM, a leading online travel platform under the Inqbaytor Technologies, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with IAAC Training Academy, one of Sri Lanka’s leading aviation and airline ticketing training institutes.
Under this strategic partnership, students who successfully complete the Diploma in Airline Ticketing and Reservation at IAAC Training Academy will be eligible for paid internship placements at CRAZYJETS.COM. These internships will provide graduates with direct, hands-on experience in a live travel technology environment, giving them a competitive edge as they enter the workforce.
The MoU also includes unlimited hours of advanced training through Inqbaytor’s interactive Training Module, which covers practical travel technology applications, reservation systems, fare management, and customer servicing, ensuring students are fully equipped to meet the demands of the global travel industry.
As part of this collaboration, IAAC students will also be introduced to New Distribution Capability (NDC), a cutting-edge airline retailing technology currently adopted by leading international carriers. Exposure to NDC will give students early insight into next-generation distribution systems, setting them apart as forward-thinking professionals.
“We are proud to support the next generation of travel professionals through this meaningful collaboration,” said Dr. Harshani Perera ,co-founder/CEO – Inqbaytor Technologies.
“Our partnership with CRAZYJETS.COM represents a significant opportunity for our students,” said the IAAC’S Head of Training Academy .“By combining academic knowledge with practical training and cutting-edge platforms, we are confident that this initiative will significantly enrich their learning journey and career prospects.
This MoU is expected to open new doors for young travel industry professionals while creating a stronger link between academic institutions and the fast-evolving travel trade.