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Airline execs kept awake at night by government regulation

Airline execs kept awake at night by government regulation

17 January 2012 Travel Technology News

Government regulation regarding airport security, emissions and taxes is one of top issues negatively impacting global airlines’ revenues over the next 18 months. This is according to a bi-annual Sabre Airline Solutions survey of executives at nearly 80 regional and global airlines worldwide who were asked to rank what positively and negatively impacts airline revenue.

Sabre inks deal with Glowpoint

Sabre inks deal with Glowpoint

Glowpoint and global technology leader Sabre Travel Network have announced plans to integrate cloud managed video services into Sabre Virtual Meetings. Sabre Virtual Meetings provides corporate travel buyers with a seamless way to find, reserve and connect public and corporate-owned videoconferencing rooms as part of the travel booking process.

Etihad Airways links with Sabre in $1bn technology deal

Etihad Airways links with Sabre in $1bn technology deal

Etihad Airways has announced a deal valued at more than a $1 billion with aviation computer technology provider Sabre Airline Solutions. The result of an exhaustive selection process, the ten-year deal will see Etihad utilise cutting edge, integrated software across its reservations, inventory, marketing, planning, eCommerce, distribution and departure control operations.

ACHAT Hotels switches to Sabre

ACHAT Hotels switches to Sabre

14 December 2011 Press Release Travel Technology News

Sabre Hospitality Solutions, the industry’s leading global hospitality technology company, announced today that ACHAT Hotels, a German hotel group has switched its 27 properties across Germany, Hungary and Austria to Sabre Hospitality Solutions’ distribution technology and marketing services.

Virgin Australia inks deal with Sabre

Virgin Australia inks deal with Sabre

Virgin Australia group of airlines has revealed it will transition to ticketed operations by introducing the new SabreSonic Customer Sales and Service (CSS) system; a next generation reservations system. This decision is a key step in its Game Change Program strategy of becoming the airline of choice in Australia.