QPX definition

QPX means the airfare pricing and shopping engine and Related Software deployed in production by ITA for Customers as of the date of the Complaint herein (provided
QPX means, at any time, the then-current version of ITA’s Travel Planning Software product and related software products, all as described more fully in the Documentation. QPX includes ITA’s availability management system (both its dynamic calculating availability system and its system for processing other types of availability data such as so-called “AVS” data), known as “DACS”, but specifically excludes functionality for award travel and automated refund/reissue.
QPX means ITA's airfare pricing and shopping system that shops, prices, and checks availability of all solutions in a single XML query. QPX includes, without limitation, the following functionality: (i) domestic and international fares, (ii) flexible date shopping (+/- N days), (iii) calendar shopping, (iv) multi-origin / multi-destination shopping, (v) search alternate airports within radius, (vi) multi-passenger shopping, (viii) promotions support, (ix) show multiple fares per itinerary: “Up-sell”, and (x) searches public and private fares. Additionally, QPX provides the ability to search for all of the following: fares and rules, schedules, taxes and surcharges, currency rates, ITA-maintained data, and exceptions to industry standards, and responses may be provided with or without availability data. QPX permits the ability to modify the result set that is presented through use of the “enumeration specification”.

Examples of QPX in a sentence

  • All QPX Agreements with OTIs shall include the right to use ordinary course upgrades to QPX that Defendants make available to Customers without additional charge during the term of such QPX Agreement.

  • Defendants shall negotiate in good faith with any OTI seeking a QPX Agreement or an InstaSearch Agreement pursuant to this Final Judgment (including, but not limited to, existing licensees seeking to renew their agreements).

  • Defendants shall make commercially reasonable efforts to respond to Customers’ requests for development of QPX, consistent with ITA’s past practice prior to the date of the Complaint herein.

  • QPX is a critical flight search tool for many of its licensees, as other P&S systems cannot match its speed and flexibility, and are not poised to do so in the near future.

  • ITA licenses QPX to many of the most popular and innovative OTI’s providing comparative flight search services, including Orbitz, Kayak, and Microsoft’s Bing Travel.

  • ITA’s P&S system, QPX, powers a significant share of the domestic comparative flight searches conducted by U.S. consumers.

  • Defendants shall honor the terms of all QPX Agreements in effect as of the entry of this Final Judgment (including terms related to customization and query tuning services for QPX), except and unless the terms of this Final Judgment provide additional rights to, or eliminate restrictions on, OTIs, in which case Defendants may not enforce such terms against the OTI.

  • Defendants shall make available to OTIs the same version of QPX as they make available to Customers, including but not limited to any version made available to Airline Customers.

  • This paragraph does not require Defendants to make available to OTIs InstaSearch or any other product, feature or technology excluded from the definition of QPX above, including the Excluded Software.

  • Nothing in this Final Judgment shall be deemed to alter, in any way, the terms of any agreement Defendants may have with any customer related to any product or service other than QPX or the InstaSearch Service.


More Definitions of QPX

QPX as provided to Orbitz under the New Agreement and in the 2011 Agreement Year, will include all modifications, enhancements, improvements, updates and upgrades to the current functionality which are generally made available by ITA to ITA customers (all of the foregoing, collectively, “QPX Enhancements”), including any future releases or versions of such products and services and any successor or replacement products or services that provide similar functionality as the current functionality or which provide functionality that is used as a replacement for the current functionality. “QPX Enhancements” will not include “New Products”, which are defined as products and services provided by ITA to its customers that are related to QPX but have substantially different functionality to the then-existing ITA Technology, and that are not used as a replacement for any functionality within the ITA Technology. Although Fast QPX may fall within the definition of “QPX Enhancements” above, because Fast QPX requires significantly increased processing power and/or expenditures on hardware as compared to the current QPX, the Parties expressly agree that Fast QPX will be deemed a New Product unless alternative functionality is no longer available in QPX because it is retired or replaced by Fast QPX, in which case Fast QPX will be provided as part of QPX. ITA shall make available to Orbitz QPX Enhancements and New Products on the same time frame and on terms no less favorable than they are made available to other ITA customers.

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