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From: ix191@sdcc6.UUCP (ix191)
Newsgroups: net.travel
Subject: Re: How to access airline reservation systems?
Message-ID: <1921@sdcc6.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 18-Feb-85 00:48:29 EST
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Posted: Mon Feb 18 00:48:29 1985
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Summary: 

>In article <275@idi.UUCP> kiessig@idi.UUCP (Rick Kiessig) writes:
>   To my knowledge the only people who get to use airline systems are those
>with a genuine need-to-know. This encompasses at least the following:
>   1. Airlines
>   2. Travel Agents
>   3. Corporate travel bureaus  (Not the same as travel agents)
>   4. Certain select businesses which have an interest in the system such as
>      A. Car rental companies
>      B. Hotel chains
>      C. Deak-Perera (A money changing firm)
>      D. Cruise lines
>      E. Tour Companies
>      F. Amtrak
>
>		Bob Shapiro

You can access travel information through a service called
the Source.  This however costs an initial fee of 100$, and
about $7.50 and hour.  The Source offers sevices from arline
reservations to current stock market rates.  If you want
more information about it, send me a message.
	
    	Debi Cohen