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73. Air Berlin and Etihad Airways Now Active in APG IET Program: Air Berlin (AB) and Etihad Airways (EY) have become operational in the APG Interline E-Ticketing (APG IET) program and are now available for sale by travel agents in the Global Distribution Systems (GDS) world wide. The APG Global Network, in co-operation with its partner, Heli Air Monaco (YO/747), has now introduced the APG IET program to 105 airlines around the world.

74. Travelport to Distribute Germanwings Airfares: Flying to more than 75 European destinations, Germanwings flight schedules are now available to Travelport’s subscriber base of 60,000 travel agents worldwide. E-ticketing capability for Germanwings is enabled by Lufthansa and all of the Germanwings fares distributed through the Travelport GDS channel include on board service and 20 kgs of free, checked-in baggage.

75. US Airways and United Take Next Step in Code-Share Agreement: Reciprocal Airport Lounge Access a: US Airways and United Take Next Step in Code-Share Agreement: Reciprocal Airport Lounge Access and Interline E-Ticketing

76. Sharaf Travel signs Deal with Heathrow Express: Sharaf Travel signs Deal with Heathrow Express. Sharaf Travel has signed an agreement which will allow its agents to book tickets for customers on Heathrow Express – a 15 minute non-stop train service between central London and Heathrow Airport. An online booking system will enable Sharaf Travel and their authorised agents to use e-ticketing technology to issue clients with tickets

77. Virgin Blue and V Australia choose Amadeus: Virgin Blue and V Australia choose Amadeus. Virgin Blue has worked with Amadeus to implement a new distribution, e-ticketing and interline solution to enhance the competitiveness of its short haul operation. Furthermore, Virgin Blue’s new long haul subsidiary, V Australia, will use Amadeus for its complete customer management and online needs, including reservations, online booking

78. Mongolia’s Hunnu Air e-Tickets Asian Routes with Abacus: Mongolia’s second largest airline, Hunnu Air is contributing revenues of its own to the economy’s booming 12% GDP growth with expanded routes and new digital services, promoted with the latest Abacu technology. An Abacus e-ticketing capability will now streamline business and leisure bookings to build volumes from Hong Kong and Bangkok, as well as attracting new traffic onto its Ha