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Gold/Mining/Energy : SCS Solars Computing Systems Inc.

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To: dtro who wrote (1199)1/17/2002 7:25:47 PM
From: dtro   of 1201
 
NEWS - Agent Issues
Firms ease booking of consolidators' fares (1/16/2002)

By Dennis Schaal

NEW YORK -- In separate actions, two Canadian companies made it easier for agents to book consolidators' fares.
Vancouver-based SolarNet introduced its Real-Time Booking Engine, with Trans Am Travel as its first consolidator.

What this means is that agents using Amadeus, Galileo/Apollo, Sabre and Worldspan can check Trans Am's seat availability and fare rules, complete live bookings and receive a confirmed passenger name record (PNR).

Previously, agents could not make real-time bookings.

Based in Alexandria, Va., Trans Am is a large wholesaler/consolidator.

SolarNet said its new booking engine means some 450,000 agents now have free access to Trans Am inventory.

And, in a separate action, Galileo Canada deployed Red Seal Vacations' air, car, tour and consolidator inventory to Canadian agents using Apollo via Galileo LeisureLink.

Red Seal Vacations, a tour wholesaler, used Galileo's XML Select technology to connect its host system to LeisureLink, enabling real-time inventory booking.

As with SolarNet's booking engine, Apollo agencies receive online confirmations when they book consolidator inventory through LeisureLink.
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