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Farelogix brings you XML standards Bobblehead Day

By Dennis Schaal | August 6, 2010

If XML standards in the travel industry were a ballgame, this would be Bobblehead Day. Read More

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American Airlines to begin distribution of optional services exclusively through Farelogix

By Dennis Schaal | July 9, 2010

American Airlines plans to begin later this month to distribute optional services to travel agencies and third-party tech providers exclusively through Farelogix. Read More

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New airline standards group, OpenAxis, would license Farelogix messages

By Dennis Schaal | July 2, 2010

A new airlines standards body, OpenAxis Group, is tentatively slated to have a coming out party next week, with the hope of speeding the development of XML standards for airline merchandising. Read More

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Farelogix adds airline-distribution maverick Al Lenza to board

By Dennis Schaal | May 11, 2010

If Sarah Palin and John McCain were mavericks, what kind of team will Al Lenza and Jim Davidson make? Read More

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So who is right in the airline merchandising row?

By Timothy O'Neil-Dunne | April 19, 2010

I have been watching and biting my tongue all week at the somewhat personal vitriol coming from Business Travel Coalition. Read More

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Farelogix row - US travel agent group wades in, suggests airlines also guilty

By Viewpoints | April 12, 2010

The irony of the recent analysis by Jim Davidson of Farelogix - Fear and loathing in the airline industry, innovation on hold? - is that it starts and ends with the very concept it complains about –... Read More

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Set phasers to stun - Davidson accused of warped logix about airline industry

By Viewpoints | April 9, 2010

For a guy who runs a company called Farelogix, Jim Davidson offers precious little logic about fares in his recent commentary. Read More

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Fear and loathing in the airline industry, innovation on hold?

By Viewpoints | April 8, 2010

It is no secret that one of the most powerful ways to influence individual and societal behavior is fear. Read More

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Concur completes $287M note offering, eyes acquisitions

By Dennis Schaal | April 7, 2010

Concur, which operates a spend management solution and the Concur Cliqbook Travel corporate self-booking tool, closed on a $287.5 million convertible senior note offering April 6 and intends to use net... Read More

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Two US airlines taking seat upgrades to mobile apps through Farelogix, Mobiata

By Dennis Schaal | February 1, 2010

Two U.S. airlines are testing mobile apps that would deliver seat upgrades, lounge passes, check-ins and/or priority boarding through a new partnership between Farelogix and Mobiata, officials say. Read More

Travel Executive Crystal Balls Part 1: Bob Diener and Jim Davidson

By Kevin May | December 28, 2009

To coincide with the mammoth Tnooz Predictions 2010 article, Tnooz asked people around the industry to gaze into their own crystal balls to forecast some of the key developments for the next 12 months.... Read More

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How a new-age distributor became an 'XML pipe' with content

By Dennis Schaal | December 10, 2009

Farelogix is "the last man standing" among the three alternative distribution systems -- including G2 SwitchWorks and ITA Software's distribution offering -- that major U.S. airlines used as leverage... Read More

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Travel industry 'trench warfare' turns Farelogix open source experiment into a dud

By Dennis Schaal | December 10, 2009

In March, with much hope, Farelogix, the travel tech company and distributor, began an open source experiment and freely made available to anyone the source code for its travel management point-of-sale... Read More

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E-ticket frenzy - bag fees, wi-fi and airline lounge access coming in 2010

By Dennis Schaal | December 9, 2009

Consumers should get ready for a form of e-ticketing for airline bag fees, wi-fi service, lounge access and other ancillary services in 2010. Travel industry tech folks, including ARC and Farelogix, say... Read More

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U.S. DOJ dials up Air Canada in Sabre-Farelogix probe

By Dennis Schaal | October 21, 2009

The U.S. Dept. of Justice inquiry into Sabre's termination of its developer's agreement with Farelogix in March and allegations of anti-competitive practices has headed into Canada. Graham Wareham,... Read More

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