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IATA Resolution 787 Information Center


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Curated Press Stories About IATA Resolution 787 

Information on this page is designed to facilitate industry and public-policy debate on the International Air Transport Association's (IATA) application before the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) for approval of Resolution 787 and the included New Distribution Capability (NDC). 

DOCUMENTS

  • IATA Application To The US. DOT
  • IATA Resolution 787
  • BTC General Overview of NDC
  • BTC’s U.S. DOT Filing
  • BTC Supplemental U.S. DOT Filing #1 (business model change)
  • Supplemental Brief #1 Discussing Required Surrender Of Personal Information
  • Supplemental Brief #2 Quoting Airlines & Academics About Comparison Shopping
  • Supplemental Brief #3 Addressing Why NDC Eliminates Publicly Posted Prices
  • Supplemental Brief #4 Detailing Points IATA Should Be Pressed On
  • Supplemental Brief #5 Detailing Non Compliance With EU Data Privacy Law
  • IATA Resolution 787 - A Fairy Tale
  • BTCC Versus IATA: A Major Difference In Process
  • Shelve IATA Resolution 787 And Start Over
  • Signatory Letter To U.S. DOT Secretary LaHood
  • U.S. DOT Urged To Reject IATA Resolution 787 Straightaway
  • Number of Organizations Objecting to IATA Resolution 787 Expanding



 


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