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Southwest considering Sabre or Amadeus for new reservations system
By Dennis Schaal | December 16, 2010
Southwest Airlines is actively considering a switch to a new internal reservations system and has narrowed its choices of vendors to Sabre and Amadeus. Read More
MassiveGood spends $11M, attracts $200,000 in donations so far
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MassiveGood spends $11M, attracts $200,000 in donations so far
By Kevin May | December 1, 2010
MassiveGood, a global fundraising campaign backed by a string of travel companies and celebrities, has raised less than a quarter of a million dollars in six months. Read More
Buying air tickets was always tricky and is still a mess - is change coming?
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Buying air tickets was always tricky and is still a mess - is change coming?
By Viewpoints | November 23, 2010
Twenty years ago I used to run the largest air consolidator business in Scandinavia. We had a single aim: to have the best and the most fares you could find. Read More
GDS Bitesize - service news, agreements, products from Amadeus, Travelport and Sabre
By PhocusWire | November 6, 2010
The latest news from the GDS world, including new airline agreements, product news and initiatives. Latest: Travelport connect anger/Southwest. Read More
Student Universe supplements Sabre with ITA Software for search
By Dennis Schaal | October 27, 2010
ITA Software picked up Student Universe.com as a client, its first new customer, albeit a relatively small one, since Google announced July 1 its intent to buy ITA. Read More
Sabre buys flight planning technology provider f:wz
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Sabre buys flight planning technology provider f:wz
By Kevin May | September 29, 2010
Sabre Holdings has added a flight planning tech firm to its armoury with the acquisition of Vienna, Austria-based f:wz from Dubai Aerospace Enterprises. Read More
After nuclear-led Cold War comes travel distribution detente
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After nuclear-led Cold War comes travel distribution detente
By Siew Hoon Yeoh | September 23, 2010
At this time of the year in Beijing, as summer gives way to autumn and the Chinese offer mooncakes to the Lady of the Moon, there’s a change in the direction of the wind that blows through the city. Read More
Travelport adds sponsored flights into GDS displays
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Travelport adds sponsored flights into GDS displays
By Timothy O'Neil-Dunne | September 20, 2010
If the coalition of anti-fee forces were upset about ancillary services affecting GDS displays, what will they think of the new Travelport sponsored availability displays? Read More
Online players virtually absent from US travel promotion board
By Dennis Schaal | September 17, 2010
The U.S. Commerce Department made a few curious picks for the maiden board of the Corporation for Travel Promotion. Read More
Sabre TripCase goes Pro with premium version
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Sabre TripCase goes Pro with premium version
By Dennis Schaal | September 16, 2010
TripCase, the mobile itinerary management service, is adding a fee-based premium version. Read More
Two minute warning as China mulls nuclear weapons in travel tech war
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Two minute warning as China mulls nuclear weapons in travel tech war
By Siew Hoon Yeoh | September 15, 2010
Who would've thought the fight over travel distribution could be likened to the Cold War and India's greatest figure from history. Read More
Sabre to show ancillary services from 60 airlines globally
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Sabre to show ancillary services from 60 airlines globally
By Dennis Schaal | September 15, 2010
Tired of airlines keeping ancillary services in their own channels, Sabre went out and got them. Read More
Google-ITA Software deal: Amadeus expects EU scrutiny
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Google-ITA Software deal: Amadeus expects EU scrutiny
By Kevin May | September 14, 2010
Global distribution system Amadeus has broken cover and says it is anticipating scrutiny by European regulators over Google's acquisition of ITA Software. Read More
Travelport gears up for launch of Universal API
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Travelport gears up for launch of Universal API
By Kevin May | September 9, 2010
Slated for release in the next few weeks, details are beginning to emerge about the long-awaited official launch of the Universal API project by Travelport. Read More
Identifying bad wolves and luddites in the airline industry
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Identifying bad wolves and luddites in the airline industry
By Timothy O'Neil-Dunne | September 6, 2010
I keep digging to find out where the issues lie in the ancillaries debate as so many people seem to be so upset by it. Read More
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