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US Airways, Inc., for American Airlines, Inc. as Successor and Real Party in Interest v. Sabre Holdings Corporation et al

  1. April 05, 2022

    Sabre Can't Block Current CEO's Testimony In Antitrust Trial

    A federal judge rejected Sabre's bid to prevent US Airways from calling Sabre's current CEO as a witness during a trial scheduled to start later this month in the American Airlines unit's long-running antitrust suit against the travel technology giant.

  2. March 30, 2022

    Sabre Doesn't Want Current CEO Testifying In Antitrust Trial

    Sabre is planning to ask a New York federal court to prevent US Airways from calling Sabre's current CEO as a witness during a trial scheduled to start next month in the American Airlines unit's long-running antitrust suit against the travel technology giant.

  3. March 28, 2022

    'Volume Of Evidence' Sustains US Airways' Suit Against Sabre

    US Airways Inc. can mostly continue its 11-year-old antitrust claims against travel-planning giant Sabre, after a New York federal judge dismissed only some allegations as time-barred while crediting the American Airlines subsidiary's assertions of market power and injury.

  4. April 21, 2017

    Sabre Fires Back At US Airways For $122M Fee Request

    Air booking company Sabre urged a New York federal court to deny US Airways' request for $122 million in attorneys' fees in an antitrust suit over a contract giving Sabre booking access to all of the airline's seats, arguing the airline didn't produce timely records to justify its fee request.

  5. April 18, 2017

    US Airways Defends $122M Fee Bid In Sabre Antitrust Suit

    US Airways on Monday defended its request for $122 million in attorneys' fees for its $15 million victory against trip-planning giant Sabre Inc. in a suit over a contract giving booking access to all of the airline's seats, saying the fees are reasonable and in line with Sabre's own legal costs.

  6. March 21, 2017

    Sabre Can't Overturn $15M Loss In US Airways Antitrust Row

    A New York federal judge on Tuesday denied Sabre's bid to dismantle a $15 million jury verdict handed to US Airways that found the travel technology company restrained trade through unfavorable contract terms, saying Sabre had not presented sufficient facts to undermine the evidence that led to the verdict.

  7. March 06, 2017

    US Airways Asks For $122M Fees In $15M Antitrust Win

    US Airways asked a New York federal judge for $122 million in attorneys' fees and costs for its antitrust win against trip-planning giant Sabre, arguing Friday that the litigation was long and complex, justifying a fee request that is more than eight times larger than the damages awarded.

  8. March 03, 2017

    Sabre Blasts US Airways' Bid To Expand $15M Antitrust Win

    Trip-planning giant Sabre slammed US Airways' request for a declaratory ruling on top of its $15 million antitrust damages win, telling a New York federal court Friday the airline is simply rehashing a long-rejected claim in order to get a leg up in upcoming contract negotiations.

  9. February 27, 2017

    Airlines Back Sabre Contract Ban In $15M Antitrust Win

    Multiple airlines have asked a New York federal court to explicitly prohibit so-called full content clauses in contracts with Sabre and other travel booking systems after a jury had found that the provisions were unlawful and awarded $15 million to US Airways.

  10. February 22, 2017

    US Airways Pushes For Judgment In $15M Sabre Antitrust Win

    US Airways has asked a New York federal judge for a judgment sealing its recent win and $15 million verdict against trip-planning giant Sabre in an antitrust dispute after a jury found that Sabre restrained trade by forcing unfavorable contract terms on US Airways.

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