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IATA: the flight tickets will be only on-line by 2008

London, United Kingdom - Giovanni Bisignani announced it in London

In 2008, who will fly in any Country of the world, will no have to worry to retreat, keep and take the flight ticket in the airport. All members of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) will have to use "e-Tickets" by the year. Giovanni Bisignani, CEO and General Director of IATA announced it in London. The Association include 250 airlines in 136 Countries. "By 347 days, we will...

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Rome, Italy, 01/19/2007 14:48
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