Sentence examples for computerized airline from inspiring English sources

Andrew Steinberg, who was then general counsel of Sabre, the computerized airline reservations system, recalled traveling through Silicon Valley early in 1997.

Nearly three years after joining Galileo International (1999 revenues: $1.5 billion), he's a star at the company, which provides computerized airline reservation systems.

To gain a competitive advantage in computerized reservation searches, the airline removed the hyphen from its name in 2005 to become Air India.

The airlines use computerized reservation systems to continuously monitor the status of all flights.

But at a time before computerized fingerprint analysis, the airlines successfully fought the move, arguing that the checks would take too long and cost too much.

The government is backing away from a plan to use commercial databases in its computerized system for determining which airline passengers might pose a security risk.

A17 Rules on H.I.V. Organ Donation Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich of Illinois signed a bill allowing people who are H.I.V.-positive to donate organs to others infected with H.I.V. A14 Passenger Screening, Revised The government is backing away from a plan to use commercial databases in its computerized system for determining which airline passengers might pose a security risk.

Unlike airlines, which have computerized systems for seat selection, picking hotel rooms is still stuck in the dark ages of customer service.

Many airlines rely on computerized word processing, spreadsheet and database programs when scheduling flight crews.

These airlines rely on a complex computerized system called "yield management," which aims to maximize the amount of money each airline gets from each passenger.

Orbitz does as well, but at a significant discount -- as much as 30percentt off the fees charged by the computerized reservations systems -- to the airlines that own it or are affiliated with it.