“We are committed to being accessible to travelers who choose to do business through high-quality and efficient sales outlets,” said Mark Bergsrud, United’s senior vice president of marketing. “This agreement with Travelocity ensures that our mutual customers will continue to have access to our fares and schedules.”

“We’re very pleased to continue our long-standing relationship with United and Continental,” said Noreen Henry, senior vice president of global partner services at Travelocity. “They are world-class airlines and we are thrilled that we will continue to feature them on our site.”

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