Airlines Call Sabre E-Ticket Fee 'Outrageous'
The Sabre Group's decision to charge airlines a $70,000 fee to set up electronic ticketing capabilities overseas is not sitting well with carriers, and some have said they will simply not use Sabre to offer e-ticketing to passengers booking from foreign countries. Sabre said it would charge per...
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