Amadeus has pointed towards its recent distribution agreement with Ryanair as a commitment to boosting activity with low cost and hybrid carriers not traditionally favourable to third party distribution.
The pair signed their first distribution deal in over ten years in September (following a similar agreement between the carrier and Travelport in March).
Amadeus saw revenues increase by 9.4% during the first nine months of 2014 to Euro 2,580 billion.
Removing some of its recent acquisitions, mostly notably the $500 million deal to buy Newmarket International, growth in 2014 so far is around 7%.
EBITDA over the same period climbed almost 10% to Euro 1,037 billion.
In its particular business segments, Amadeus saw revenue inceeases of 4.2% and 21.2% respectively for its distribution and IT services.
Amadeus claims to have over a 40% share of the distribution market.
CEO Luis Maroto says the company's "strategy of growth and diversification into new IT areas is already bearing fruit".
"The acquisitions of Newmarket International (Hotel IT) and UFIS (Airport IT) are now contributing positively to our business and to the execution of our strategy.
"In the payments area, an important milestone was reached with the agreement signed with UnionPay International – the Chinese and largest card scheme worldwide with over 4.3 billion cards in circulation – to integrate its cards into the Amadeus Payment Platform (APP)."
Amadeus still sees a very high percentage of its distribution coming in via Western Europe, where it took 147.9 million travel agency bookings in the first nine months of 2014 (down from 144.3 million in the same period in 2013).
Its other main global markets are APAC (14.4%) and North America (13.8%).