2002
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ARC adds Vista Itins by ARC® to its Sales and Marketing tools for Travel Agents
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ARC sets year-end goal of fully-electronic reporting; use of IAR passes 99% with 12 states at 100%.
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2001
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ARC launches its electronic Document Retrieval System for ticket detail lookup and research
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Accredited Travel Agency and CTD locations number 34,000; sales reach $69 billion
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Use of IAR electronic sales reporting passes 90%
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1999
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ARC absorbs Agent Reporting Plan (ARP), the settlement system for Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.
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1998
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Certified ARC Specialist certification program becomes available for Travel Agent use
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ARC Introduces the Corporate Travel Department (CTD) Program
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ARC eliminated the submission of the Universal Credit Card Charge Forms (UCCCFs) in its Manual Area Banks
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1997
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ARC launches Interactive Agent Reporting (IAR), an all-electronic sales reporting system for Travel Agents
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1996
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ECCB Program expanded to a daily billing process
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1995
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ARC processes and settles its first all-electronic ticketing transaction
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1989
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ARC Introduces the Electronic Credit Card Billing (ECCB) program
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1984
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With deregulation, ARC is established as a close corporation owned by scheduled Airline members of ATA that sign ARC's Carrier Services Agreement
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ARC takes over operation of the ASP December 31
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1978
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Congress passes Airline Deregulation Act
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1964
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ATC establishes the Standard Ticket and Area Settlement Plan
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"Standard Agent's Ticket" and combined sales reporting adopted
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Accredited U.S. Travel Agents number 5,000; sales reach $1 billion
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1945
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Air Traffic Conference of America (ATC) adopts the "ATC Resolutions and Sales Agency Agreement"
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Number of accredited U.S. Travel Agents reaches approximately 600
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1938
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Civil Aeronautics Act passed by Congress
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Development of standardized Travel Agency system
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