The travel industry has a tendency to enjoy bashing itself for everything poor and bad its sees happening, sometimes looking outside to bring a fresh perspective.
Three important things the travel industry can teach the world about APIs
December 19, 2011 By 11 Comments
Open APIs in travel need to grow up
December 14, 2011 By 6 Comments
Open APIs (those that are freely or cheaply and easily available) are great – the travel industry has a long and checkered past with proprietary access to information that has, as most here will argue, stifled innovation.
The terminator — Southwest to quash WestJet codeshare agreement
April 16, 2010 By 1 Comment
Southwest says WestJet requested “significant changes” to a 2008 codeshare agreement so Southwest has decided to terminate the pact.
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Hello Delta — Southwest-WestJet codeshare snafu more than SabreSonic issue
April 5, 2010 By 2 Comments
The already delayed implementation of a Southwest-WestJet codeshare agreement has run into further trouble as Southwest says reports of a possible WestJet-Delta codeshare “could be inconsistent” with the Southwest-WestJet agreement.
SabreSonic boom: WestJet delays Southwest Airlines codeshare
February 17, 2010 By 1 Comment
Canadian budget carrier WestJet said its SabreSonic reservation system, turned on in October, will enhance the airline’s abilities to partner with other carriers, but WestJet’s implementation schedule for a Southwest codeshare may extend beyond the previously announced late-2010 timetable.
