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This Management Team would NEVER NEVER admit it made a mistake. It's not in their DNA, which doesn't make them a whole lot different from any other airline.
I still want to know who is being held accountable? Scott Kirby is an Air Force Academy Graduate and the Military is all about individual accountability.
So Scott who are you holding accountable???
Joe Beery reports to you! In fact every single person responsible for the condition that US finds itself in reports to Scott Kirby.
I find that the Org chart is quite helpful in determining who is in charge of the various debacles. What is disturbing is no one is being held accountable at that level.
Right now the "Generals" are performing like the Iraqi Army did in Desert Storm.
If CIO Joe was told to leave, is there anyone in the company that could replace him? If not, at what point in these major conversions would be the optimun time? Wouldn't it be interesting if a departure time has already been set? What is the date had been leaked to him?I still want to know who is being held accountable? Scott Kirby is an Air Force Academy Graduate and the Military is all about individual accountability.
So Scott who are you holding accountable???
Joe Beery reports to you!
I thought SABRE was sold to EDS? Does'nt EDS own both SABRE and SHARES?In addition to CO, Air China and Asiana use SHARES.. why I have no IDEA. I read something while back that a few companies were working on a COMPLETE AIRLINE RESERVATIONS system, one that does everything. Since Sabre is part of AMR... it has to be very expensive to use the system.
I don't think they taught the agents at AWA to use Native SHARES after QIK was installed. I once saw a terminal in Native mode and the agent was keeping clear of it because she did not know what to do with it. A supervisor came over and put it back into QIK so she could use it.A SABRE reconversion would be the quickest and the one that would create the fewest, if any problems. It would also put our operation back on solid footing. It is true that QIK is indeed the main problem , not necessarily Shares, but if qik is the problem let us turn it off and work in NATIVE shares . We know how to do our job it is qik/shares that prevents us from doing it. What used to take from 1-2 minutes to seconds now take 10-15 mins per passenger simply because qik seems to think it knows better than the agent dealing with the issue. Popups and fillins will never be an alternative to a command entry ,but that is what qik has inflicted on us. Give us SABRE back or at least access to Native Shares. Why is it that Tempe and OCC don't use qik? They use native shares. Do you see a problem here? They have access but the front line does not!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I thought SABRE was sold to EDS? Does'nt EDS own both SABRE and SHARES?
This RES migration and the inability to KEEP UP with demand and SERVING The Customer will ultimately be the demise of this airline. I have yet to pass a ticket counter in the East where the line wasn't OUT the doors. What in the HELL were they thinking?! I will attempt to travel NR one more time in the next day or so.......any hiccups/bullsh*t I AM DONE (family already REFUSES to "FlyUS"....and I can't say I blame them.) For the life of Me, I don't know how the Agents even want to come to work. :down:
NOT worth the trouble/effort and drama. Let alone "Same Day Service" is usually In Question.Are you saying people won't even fly for free any more?
inside that release "EDS becomes the number one provider of global IT infrastructure services to the airline industry, adding the strength of carriers like American Airlines and US Airways to its existing list of premier airline clients. These clients include Continental, AeroMexico, Mexicana, British Airways, Virgin Atlantic and America West."Maybe, but I don't think so. Here's a press release describing what EDS bought from SABRE in 2001:
http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?...&highlight=
And the money keeps walking out the door.
Had a weather reroute tonight. Customer on US TPA-PHL-AMS. Not going today anymore. US full to AMS for days (intl min conx time in PHL is another story). Club Rep finds flight TPA-MIA on AA and MIA-AMS on MP tomorrow. Customers happy. He sends them to the counter to reissue tkt. They started in SYD on a STARRTW ticket with 8 legs still to go (paid in AUD). No fare quote in record (with paper tickets they never seem to be available). Tried to store fare and it kept telling me that it was wrong (but never what to do to correct it) so I called Help Desk. She looked at it about 5 mins and said to call rates (I dont think she knew what to do) to store fare or just do a FIM. Thank you for your help. FIM it is. I dont have time to play games with an 8 leg paper ticket reroute with other international (and domestic) reroutes waiting in line. It had already taken me 15 mins to get this far. I try to do it right, but it just doesnt seem to want to do what its supposed to do (I copied the linear fare line EXACTLY like the original ticket). I know many agents that would have asked for a FIM right off the bat. How much is this one going to cost us? X systemwide. But, hey we saved some money upfront. :blink: