Tag: Sabre
Direct Airline Booking Took Share From Indirect During The Pandemic, But Will It Last?
As a percentage of airline passengers boarded globally, those who booked via global distribution systems in the years leading up to the pandemic roughly equaled…
Amex Global Business Travel: Southwest GDS Participation Remains Incomplete, Hence Extra Client Fee
American Express Global Business Travel continues to charge clients an extra $10 for bookings made with Southwest Airlines even though the carrier expanded its participation…
Corporate Travel Services Adopt Vaccination Status, Trends As Inputs
The unvaccinated are getting and spreading the virus, and organizations are beginning to take a harder line despite the associated controversy and politics. Travel for…
AA-Sabre Lawsuit: Can Air Travel Comparison Shopping And Retailing Play Nice?
Sabre on Friday rejected American Airlines’ claims that the GDS operator’s new airline shopping display biases against the carrier and breaches their contract. In their…
AA Sues Sabre, Claiming New Storefront Favors Delta
American Airlines took Sabre to court over the latter’s new deal with Delta. Filed Tuesday afternoon in Texas, the breach of contract suit alleges that…
Siemens: Amadeus Deal Underpins Global Content Acquisition And Traveler Experience
In its move to two travel management companies and one global distribution system, $67 billion multinational manufacturing conglomerate Siemens focused on the traveler experience. Some…
Travelport’s Webb Thinks Agent Green Screens Are On The Outs, But He Has Said That Before (Audio)
Travelport this year will build out a new application programming interface, a cloud-based agent desktop and air and hotel contract optimization systems for agencies as…
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