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American Airlines Inc v. Travelport Limited et al
Case Number:
4:11-cv-00244
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Firms
- Baker Botts
- Baker McKenzie
- Bartlit Beck
- Cantey Hanger
- Carrington Coleman
- Cleary Gottlieb
- Cooley LLP
- Dechert LLP
- Dewey & LeBoeuf
- Duane Morris
- Friedman Suder
- Gibson Dunn
- Harris Finley
- Irell & Manella
- Jones Day
- Kirkland & Ellis
- Latham & Watkins
- Paul Hastings
- Quinn Emanuel
- Reed Smith
- Selendy Gay
- Sidley Austin
- Vinson & Elkins
- Weil Gotshal
- Yetter Coleman
Companies
- American Airlines Group Inc.
- Orbitz Worldwide Inc.
- Sabre Corp.
- Southwest Airlines Co.
- Travelport Ltd.
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April 01, 2013
American Airlines Ends Antitrust Battle Against Orbitz
American Airlines Inc. on Monday said it settled its claims Orbitz Worldwide Inc. conspired to thwart its efforts to compete for online flight booking business, bringing an end to more than two years of the airline's antitrust battles against ticket distributors.
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March 13, 2013
American Airlines Settles Antitrust Feud With Travelport
American Airlines Inc. said Wednesday that it had settled its antitrust claims against airfare distributor Travelport Ltd., resolving its allegations that Travelport conspired with Orbitz Worldwide Inc. and other companies to block the now-bankrupt airline's attempt to create a competing online ticketing system.
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February 21, 2013
Travelport, American Duel Over Conspiracy Claim Deadlines
Travelport Ltd. on Thursday told a New York bankruptcy judge that American Airlines Inc. had deliberately set a trap to block the travel services company from bringing new counterclaims in a Texas antitrust suit that the airline says will be trial-ready within months.
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February 13, 2013
Unsigned Orbitz Deal Can't Ground American's Antitrust Row
A Texas federal judge refused Tuesday to enforce an agreement that Orbitz Worldwide LLC claimed would have released it from a suit alleging that the company conspired with others to thwart American Airlines Inc.'s attempts to compete in the flight booking business.
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February 12, 2013
Orbitz Urges Enforcement Of American Airlines Antitrust Deal
Orbitz Worldwide LLC on Tuesday asked a Texas federal judge to enforce an agreement it said releases it from American Airlines Inc.'s antitrust suit alleging a conspiracy to block its competing online ticketing system, while the airline argued it never reached a binding settlement with Orbitz.
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October 23, 2012
American Airlines Begins Antitrust Trial Against Sabre In Texas
A new judge will preside as American Airlines Inc. begins its antitrust trial Wednesday in Texas state court against Sabre Inc. alleging the ticket distributor conspired to block it from launching a competing service and holds an anti-competitive monopoly.
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August 29, 2012
American Airlines Booking Antitrust Suit Survives Challenge
American Airlines Inc. can continue with its antitrust suit alleging Sabre Holdings Corp., Travelport Ltd. and an Orbitz Worldwide Inc. affiliate schemed to block it from the airline booking market, a Texas federal judge said in an order made public Tuesday.
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August 16, 2012
American Airlines Beats Antitrust Claims In Booking Fight
A Texas federal judge on Thursday dismissed Travelport Ltd.'s counterclaims against bankrupt American Airlines Inc., ruling that the fare data distributor lacked standing to bring the antitrust allegations in the airline's suit over an alleged plot keep it out of the airline booking business.
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November 22, 2011
Orbitz Exits American's Ticket-Booking Antitrust Suit
A Texas federal court on Monday dismissed Orbitz Worldwide LLC from American Airlines Inc.'s antitrust lawsuit claiming it was the victim of a plot to keep it from the airline booking business, in a sealed ruling that drew victory cries from the remaining defendants and the airline.
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October 06, 2011
JPML Won't Combine Airline Booking Antitrust Suits
The U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation on Thursday denied Sabre Inc.'s bid to consolidate in Texas federal court two suits accusing the company of monopolizing the airline booking business, ruling Sabre had not demonstrated a need to centralize the litigation.