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AA, UAl and Continental apply fees to US travel agencies

Washington, USA - UFTAA protests and asks Antitrust intervention

American Airlines decided to apply a USD 3.5 fee per route to all US travel agencies that book using a GDS (booking system created by airlines and used by travel agencies worldwide) with which AA did not arrange any agreements. The initiative has been immediately copied by two other airlines, Continental Airlines and United Airlines, that applied the same fare. The association of US travel agents,...

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Rome, Italy, 08/04/2006 23:07
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