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Flyiin secures first funding round of €2.4 million for airline booking platform
01/23/2019|2:04:44 PM|
Flyiin was originally built as a consumer-facing service for air bookings. It switched to a B2B model in the summer of 2018.
Asian airline booking tech can better serve frequent flyers
02/22/2017|2:41:43 PM|
New ideas in social media marketing from Asia such as WeChat booking are inspiring airlines around the world.
How airlines might gouge you in the future: personalized pricing
06/18/2015|10:12:00 AM|
How can four passengers who booked the same flight, on the same day at the same time, end up paying four different fares? Welcome to the (possible) future of personalized pricing.
Google launches Flight Search with booking links to airline sites only
09/14/2011|9:44:59 AM|
In a stunning move, Google and ITA Software unveiled their long-awaited Flight Search product — with booking links to airline websites only.
Delta beats EasyJet as first airline to offer booking engine within Facebook
08/17/2010|9:23:17 AM|
US carrier Delta has secured bragging rights as the first airline to fully integrate a search AND booking engine into a Facebook page.
Priceline eliminates airline ticket booking fees
11/08/2007|11:50:00 AM|
November 06, 2007：Priceline.com announced today that it will permanently eliminate airline ticket booking fees on all published domestic and international fares. This means that, in most cases, priceline.com customers will pay less for their tickets than they would at other major full-service online travel reservation services, including Expedia, Travelocity and Orbitz.
American Airlines signs exclusive opaque participation agreement with Priceline.com
10/12/2007|8:57:00 AM|
American Airlines, Inc. and priceline.com have signed an agreement where American will make priceline.com its exclusive distribution partner for opaque airline tickets. (10/11/2007)
Priceline.com extends no-fee airline tickets sale through Labor Day
07/10/2007|11:03:00 AM|
Priceline.com has extended its Summer Flights Sale through Labor Day. During the sale, customers pay no booking fees for published-price airline tickets purchased for travel up to 330 days from date of purchase. (7/6/2007)
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