Client
FlyAsam
Industry
Travel Tech
Duration
8 months
Delivered by
DEDEVS
The Project
Rebuilt a vibe-coded monolithic airline booking platform from scratch. Integrated GDS providers (Sabre, Amadeus, Travelport) and NDC airline APIs under a unified booking engine with 7-role RBAC, BSP Shared Account architecture, and micro-frontend evolution.
- Integrated 3 GDS providers (Sabre, Amadeus, Travelport) under a unified booking engine
- 7-role RBAC enforced at API gateway level — zero permission leakage incidents post-launch
- BSP Shared Account architecture handling multi-agency financial reconciliation
- Rebuilt from monolith to micro-frontend in 8 months with zero booking downtime during migration
- Supports 3,000+ concurrent booking sessions under load
What We Solved
FlyAsam came to DEDEVS with a fragile monolithic booking system that had grown beyond its original vibe-coded foundations. The platform needed to handle concurrent B2B bookings across multiple GDS providers, enforce a 7-role permission model, and support BSP Shared Account financial reconciliation — none of which the existing codebase could reliably deliver. Any failure in the booking engine meant direct revenue loss for airline agency clients.
We rebuilt the platform from scratch using a micro-frontend architecture, separating the booking engine, admin panel, and agency portal into independently deployable units. A unified GDS abstraction layer normalized data from Sabre, Amadeus, and Travelport behind a single API, eliminating provider-specific logic from the frontend. The 7-role RBAC system was implemented at the API gateway level, with BSP Shared Account ledgers tracked per transaction.
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