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Sabre reintroduces United’s Economy Plus seats

Sabre reintroduces United’s Economy Plus seats

Sabre Corporation and United Airlines today have confirmed the airline’s Economy Plus seats are available for sale through U.S. travel agents using the Sabre global distribution system (GDS). Global sales expect to begin June 17. United’s Economy Plus seats, which are located at the front of the Economy cabin, enable customers to stretch out with more room to work and relax.

Sabre renews contract with hotel giant Accor

Sabre renews contract with hotel giant Accor

Sabre Corporation has renewed its technology agreement with Accor Hotels to continue marketing and selling Accor’s room inventory and rates in the Sabre global distribution system. Travel agents using the Sabre global travel marketplace will be able to access room rates and availability for all 13 Accor brands and 3,600 hotels in 92 countries.

Sabre Corporation announce 1Q results

Sabre Corporation announce 1Q results

“Global travel industry growth was very healthy in the first quarter with our airline and hotel customers experiencing solid demand. Against this backdrop, Sabre’s portfolio of software and technology solutions, which are the broadest and deepest in the industry, continued to deliver value across the travel ecosystem,” said Tom Klein, Sabre CEO and President.

airberlin inks deal with Sabre

airberlin inks deal with Sabre

airberlin group has selected global technology provider Sabre Corporation to provide a full suite of technology software to support the carrier’s global business. The long-term agreement will see the airline move to an integrated platform for a broad range of critical airline operations including SabreSonic Customer Sales & Service passenger reservations system, inventory, check-in, eCommerce, data insights and network management.

Sabre now selling Etihad pre-reserved seats

Sabre now selling Etihad pre-reserved seats

3 May 2014 Airline News

Sabre Corporation is now selling Etihad’s Extra Legroom Seating and pre-paid bags in the Sabre global distribution system. Shelly Terry, vice president of Supplier Merchandising for Sabre Travel Network, said the sale of ancillaries, such as pre-reserved seats continue to be a valuable revenue stream for airlines and provides travelers with more choices for their flight experience.