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Google Unleashes Google Flights Ecommerce Solution ZippyCart By the ZippyCart Content Team If you're still on the look out for your favorite travel deal site- Google has decided to jump into the game with their new travel ecommerce solution- Google Flights. The site went live on Tuesday, and will compete with ... See all stories on this topic »

Google Flight Search Takes Off AccuraCast It took Google nine months to finalise the deal with ITA, because of in-depth legal scrutiny of the deal as a result of objections from numerous other websites. Flight Search by Google is a lot faster than similar services provided by any other website ... See all stories on this topic »

Google debuts flight search in US The Guardian The deal faced fierce opposition, in which it was argued Google would be able to combine its dominance of internet search – with 65% US share and substantially more in many countries outside the US – with ITA Software's technology to gain an unfair ... See all stories on this topic » The Guardian

Google Flight Search takes off Baltimore Sun (blog) By Michelle Deal-Zimmerman The Baltimore Sun Travelers now have yet another option for finding the best flights and fares: Google Flight Search. I already think there are too many sites, including Fly.com, Kayak.com, CheapoAir.com, and of course the ... See all stories on this topic »

Passenger tries to open plane doors at 36000ft and screams we're 'on a flight ... Daily Mail The mid-air drama started about 45 minutes into the early morning Thomson flight TOM1269 from Palma Airport on Wednesday. Lights in the cabin were dimmed and most passengers were sleeping or eating breakfast when cabin crew rushed to deal with the ... See all stories on this topic » Daily Mail

China Southern A380 spearheads threat to Cathay, Singapore Air Vancouver Sun "We deal with competition by ensuring that we provide the most competitive products and services," the Hong Kong-based carrier said by e-mail. Singapore Airlines plans to add flights to more small cities in China, as well as increasing services to ... See all stories on this topic »

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