The new addition to the Amadeus e-ticketing portfolio brings e-ticketing to non-BSP (Billing & Settlement Plan) markets. Airlines will also be able to sell through select non-IATA travel agents, ...
74 airlines are hosted on Amadeus e-Ticket ServerAmadeus has enabled e-ticketing for 268 airlines and in 154 markets world-wideAmadeus has put in place over 1400 interlining agreements for airlines ...
Amadeus Electronic Ticket Server (ETS) allows airlines to fully manage the distribution of their electronic tickets, strengthening their Internet and call centre operations while cutting electronic ...
Amadeus has revealed that it continues to register a strong demand for e-ticketing technology from airlines. In the last six months, Air Madagascar, flyLAL, Jat Airways, Pluna, Qatar Airways, Cimber ...
Amadeus describes its new ticket-exchange system, which it made available to all of its U.S. agent clients on July 14, as a tool that enables travel agents to save time, provide better service and ...
Major travel technology and solutions provider Amadeus announced on Tuesday the launch of Amadeus Exchange Relief, the industry's first all-in-one airline ticket exchange solution. The new solution ...
Amadeus has been chosen by Malaysia-based Corporate Information Travel Sdn. Bhd. (CIT) as its digital transformation partner. CIT will also migrate its business to the Amadeus Travel Platform for more ...
The after an International Chamber of Commerce arbiter ordered IATA "not to use any ticketing information transmitted by Amadeus for the purpose of developing, marketing and selling PaxIS, or any ...
Germanwings and Amadeus have announced that all of the airline's published fares and ancillary services will be available to Amadeus subscribers on Sept. 23, 2014. The Lufthansa subsidiary previously ...
NEW DELHI, India (September 3, 2008) – Amadeus, a global leader in technology and distribution solutions for the travel and tourism industry, today announced the successful implementation of the Amade ...
The first half of July saw little improvement in travel agency bookings compared with the first half of June, according to the world's largest processor of airline tickets. Sigh. Amadeus is the ...
MADRID -- Amadeus said its booking fees for 2003 "will not change" for most U.S. airlines, but the carriers may end up paying more because the GDS will start collecting fees for services like ...
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