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Sabre boosts e-ticketing for UK agents
Sabre has extended its UK e-ticketing capabilities to 15 airlines.
UK agents using the Sabre GDS can now issue e-tickets for Virgin Atlantic and KLM. Agents can benefit from Sabre’s unused e-ticket reporting function, which helps to alert agents when they need to request a refund on behalf of their customers.
Sabre vice president of marketing and customer services, Stuart Nassos, said the company would shortly be announcing further e-ticketing and interlining capabilities for agents all over Europe.
Read our previous stories:
09-September-2002 Sabre names Scandinavian conquest
2-September-2002 Sabre on the heels of Scandinavia’s leading GDS
5-August-2002 The TravelMole Interview: Chris Kroeger, Sabre
23-July-2002 Cost control to remain Sabre priority
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