- Sabre Corp (NASDAQ:SABR) inked a new multi-year deal with a low-cost Chilean airline, SKY Airline, for undisclosed terms.
- As per the agreement, the airline will expand its distributed content through the Sabre GDS and migrate to the SabreSonic passenger service system (PSS).
- “SKY is an important and rapidly growing airline in the region. We are pleased to expand our relationship with this key customer on both distribution and their core IT solutions,” said Roshan Mendis, Sabre Travel Solutions Chief Commercial Officer.
- Last week, Sabre disclosed a long-term technology renewal deal with South East Travels, one of the biggest travel agencies in Taiwan.
- Also read: Sabre’s $200M Cost Reduction Will Help Bridge The Gap To ’25 Guidance, Says Analyst
- Price Action: SABR shares are trading higher by 9.4% at $3.54 on the last check Wednesday.
Southwest Airlines And Transport Workers Union Local 550 (TWU 550) Reach Tentative Agreement For Meteorologists
Southwest Airlines Co. (NYSE:LUV) and the Transport Workers Union Local 550 (TWU 550) today announced that they reached a Tentative Agreement for the airline's Meteorology Employees.
"This agreement
