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The Disneyland Report > Disney News > AirTran Airways Customers May Book Disney Vacations on AirTran.com Disney NewsAirTran Airways Customers May Book Disney Vacations on AirTran.comORLANDO, Fla. -- AirTran Airways, a subsidiary of AirTran Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: AAI), today announced that the airline has signed a joint marketing agreement with Walt Disney World Resort, in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. The agreement will allow customers of AirTran Airways to book Walt Disney World vacations seamlessly with one internet session or telephone call. The agreement covers all AirTran Airways flights into Central Florida, where the airline's number of daily flights has doubled since 2000. After booking their airfare with an arriving flight in Orlando, customers will be offered a variety of Walt Disney World Resort vacation options from which to choose -- including packaged vacations and theme park tickets. "We are pleased to partner with an innovative company such as Walt Disney World, and are confident that our customers will enjoy the convenience of planning their Disney vacation with one stop at http://www.airtran.com or one call to 800-AIR-TRAN," stated Tad Hutcheson, AirTran Airways' director of marketing. "AirTran Airways is proud to add Walt Disney World to our list of corporate partners, which already includes American Express, The Coca-Cola Company, The Hertz Corporation and Juniper Bank." "Having an online presence with one of America's largest low-fare airlines, will make booking a Walt Disney World Resort Vacation both convenient and hassle-free," said Trisha Warne, Director Destination Sales for Walt Disney World Resort. "This new relationship will enable us to extend the distribution of our product by offering Disney vacations to the many loyal AirTran Airways customers." AirTran Airways, one of America's largest low-fare airlines with 6,000
friendly, professional Crew Members, operates over 500 daily flights
to more than 40 destinations. The airline's hub is in Hartsfield-Jackson
Atlanta International Airport, where it is the second largest carrier.
AirTran Airways, the world's largest operator of the Boeing 717, recently
added the fuel-efficient Boeing 737-700 aircraft to create America's
youngest all-Boeing fleet. The airline is also the first carrier to
install XM Satellite Radio on a commercial aircraft. For reservations
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