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Galileo: Sabre program ‘disappointing’
Wednesday, 12 Jun, 2006
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Will Cendant-owned Galileo follow Sabre in charging travel management clients for full airline content?
“We continue to believe that cost-shifting is not an ideal outcome for our industry,” Cendant said in a statement.
Sabre announced plans to redefine agency/GDS models through an optional fee-based program. It gives US-based global distribution subscribers access to full airfare content and immunity from airline service charges.
Galileo called the GDS’s announcement “disappointing.”
Report by David Wilkening
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