Examples of using Computerised reservation systems in English and their translations into Swedish
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Code of Conduct for computerised reservation systems.
This Article corresponds to Article 3 of Regulation 2299/89 on a code of conduct for computerised reservation systems.
Code of Conduct for computerised reservation systems debate.
SUMMARY OF: Regulation(EC) No 80/2009 on a Code of Conduct for computerised reservation systems.
In the early 1990s, computerised reservation systems were practically the only channel for the sale of airline tickets.
The Council adopted a Regulation introducing a code of conduct for computerised reservation systems.
The common position does not mention computerised reservation systems as not all flights are booked through them.
No 2299/89 on a code of conduct for computerised reservation systems.
Sabre and Amadeus are computerised reservation systems which facilitate the sale of air tickets andrelated services.
An important part of airline reservations are still made through computerised reservation systems.
The Code of Conduct for Computerised Reservation Systems("the Code of Conduct")
Council Regulation(EEC) No 2299/89 of 24 July 1989 on a code of conduct for computerised reservation systems extracts.
Computerised reservation systems(CRS) act as intermediaries between airlines
On a Code of Conduct for computerised reservation systems.
No 2299/89 on a code of conduct for computerised reservation systems.
Revision of the regulation on computerised reservation systems 2002/TREN/29.
strengthen competition between suppliers of computerised reservation systems.
The recent initiatives on denied boarding and computerised reservation systems have gone some way to address these issues.
of the Council on a Code of Conduct for computerised reservation systems.
The liberalisation of the Code of Conduct for computerised reservation systems proposed by this report should ensure greater competition on the market.
that is essential for ensuring healthy competition between the various computerised reservation systems.
In writing.- I support this report which recommends that the rules regarding the Computerised Reservation Systems used by high street travel agents to book airline tickets are simplified and modernised.
the Code of Conduct for computerised reservation systems.
at a time when airline ticket reservations were generally made using computerised reservation systems most of which were operated and controlled by air carriers.
the commitments as regards computerised reservation systems fall within the exclusive external competence of the Community.
G concerning computerised reservation systems of fered for use
the Code of Conduct for computerised reservation systems, code-sharing and the impact of cabin conditions on passengers' health, by setting up
The reasons for adopting a Regulation on denied boarding are well known: computerised reservation systems enabled airlines to know exactly the number of reservations accepted
I voted against the report on the code for computerised reservations systems because I advocated referring it to the Committee on Transport and Tourism.
which is stored in digital format in the Carrier's computerised reservation system.