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Amadeus: Distribution needs regulation but now others should be included

By Kevin May | September 6, 2011

Another nail in the potential coffin of the existing GDS Code of Conduct after Amadeus said it supported the idea of regulation but others in the distribution foodchain should also face scrutiny. Read More

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GDS news: Travelport, Amadeus, Sabre, Abacus - August 2011

By PhocusWire | August 31, 2011

Product news, releases, projects and more from the global distribution systems during August 2011 - all here in one easy read. Read More

American Airlines and Sabre bow to court schedule and extend agreement into 2012

By Dennis Schaal | August 30, 2011

Distribution Armageddon delayed -- American Airlines and Sabre have agreed to extend their full-content agreement, for practical purposes, "well into 2012," the airline says. Read More

Mystery travel agency processes first airline ancillary service through US clearinghouse

By Dennis Schaal | August 26, 2011

A passenger buying an American Airlines Preferred Seat on flight 523 from Dallas/Fort Worth to El Paso, Texas, made travel tech history in the U.S. Read More

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Startup Chic vs Corporate Geek: Can Gen-Y retention predict success?

By Sarah Kennedy Ellis | August 25, 2011

A 2011 study on global employee engagement by BlessingWhite Research revealed that of all generations currently in the work force, Generation Y is the highest retention risk for employers this year. Read More

Sabre and American Airlines extend contract deadline to end of September

By Dennis Schaal | August 24, 2011

First it was Aug. 31, then Sept. 6 and now Sabre says its contract with American Airlines has been extended until the end of September. Read More

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Study: Impact of mobile on business travel

By Kevin May | August 24, 2011

More data illustrating the effect of the smartphone and the always-connected status of the modern business traveller, this time by way of a study by Sabre Travel Network. Read More

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The curious and different faces of a travel gatekeeper CEO

By Timothy O'Neil-Dunne | August 23, 2011

In the normal course of events, being a CEO usually means you hobnob with other CEOs, sit on boards and the like. Read More

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Amadeus warns agents following phishing email scare

By Kevin May | August 22, 2011

Amadeus has written its travel agency customers to notify them of a so-called phishing email scam asking recipients to log in to their accounts using a bogus link. Read More

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American Airlines now talking Direct-Connect with American Express, no deal though

By Kevin May | August 18, 2011

More curious moves in the world of Direct-Connect at American Airlines, with the airline saying it is now in talks with American Express Global Business Travel. Read More

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Credit agency downgrades Travelport rating amid debt concerns

By Kevin May | August 17, 2011

Influential credit agency Moody's has lowered the corporate family rating (CFR) and probability of default rating (PDR) for travel technology giant Travelport. Read More

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Sabre upgrades travel agent tools on Red Workspace

By Kevin May | August 12, 2011

It must be the week for trying to improve the working life of travel agents, with Sabre following rival Travelport with new desktop tools via its Sabre Red Workspace. Read More

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Travelport: GDS Code of Conduct out of date, needs level playing field

By Kevin May | August 11, 2011

First significant sign of dissent from a major player in travel technology after Travelport CEO Gordon Wilson questioned the relevancy of the GDS Code of Conduct in Europe. Read More

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First look: GDS Code of Conduct questionnaire sent to stakeholders

By Kevin May | August 8, 2011

The European Commission has officially started the consultation for review of the GDS Code of Conduct, with a 55-question survey sent to the industry today. Read More

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Sabre becomes part of project to develop next generation air traffic control

By Kevin May | August 5, 2011

Sabre Airline Solutions has joined a group examining whether Europe can move to a "single sky" system for controlling movement of aircraft around the continent. Read More

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