Talk:Sabre Corporation
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Fair use rationale for Image:Sabre holdings logo.jpg edit
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Notability in Travel Services edit
There is only one line connecting Sabre to American Airlines. This is poor because it overemphasizes M&A activity in the last decade over the role of Sabre to American Airlines. Apparently, AA made more money selling other airlines' seats through Sabre than those airlines did. This is critical to understanding Travelocity as an web interface to the backend Sabre systems (and the profound effect of the web overall), the rise of other ticketing engines. TelecomNut (talk) 16:22, 24 August 2008 (UTC)
AMR likes Sabre: is it favoritizm? edit
So, it's curious that AA's litigation against (formerly in-house) Sabre is on hold. Is AA favoring Sabre over Apollo (Galileo) and Travelport? Let's discuss with references from news sources. Thanks. --Inetpuppy (talk) 06:34, 25 January 2011 (UTC)[1]