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Also a travel industry programmer. Same feelings about for how much longer, heh. > If you book through the airline's systems or on online reservation systems t
by squeaky-clean 6y ago
Also a travel industry programmer. Same feelings about for how much longer, heh.
> If you book through the airline's systems or on online reservation systems they likely use the airline's systems to track travel instead of GDS since the GDS wants to take a big cut of every ticket sale.
But in my experience, the airline backend and pricing is usually outsourced to Sabre or Amadeus. Frontier and Southwest are the only big players I know of that handle that sort of thing themselves, and Frontier has a teeny-tiny routelist compared to the others.
- namdnay 6y agoSouthwest is Amadeus too now :)
- tyingq 6y ago"But in my experience, the airline backend and pricing is usually outsourced to Sabre or Amadeus" True, but that doesn't make the reservations visible in the GDS. If Sabre or Amadeus is running your "CRS (Central Res System)", they aren't allowed to do anything with the data that you haven't asked them to.
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