VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @koltregaskes2, United added a ban on unauthorized AI agents booking or changing tickets to its Contract of Carriage on Nov 11. Under the rule, an AI assistant needs the airline's permission as well as the passenger's to make those changes. The post says AI tools can still search fares. The source is a short social post, so the exact contract wording is not confirmed here.
According to a post on X by @koltregaskes2, United added a ban on unauthorized AI agents booking or changing tickets to its Contract of Carriage on Nov 11. Under the rule, an AI assistant needs the airline's permission as well as the passenger's to make those changes. The post says AI tools can still search fares. The source is a short social post, so the exact contract wording is not confirmed here.
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According to Kol Tregaskes, United wrote a ban on unauthorized AI agents booking or changing tickets into its Contract of Carriage on Nov 11, so an assistant needs the airline's permission as well as the passenger's. AI tools can still search fares. Why it matters: Big merchants are starting to set terms for agent...
The post says large merchants are starting to set terms for agent shopping, which could limit what consumer AI assistants can do. Developers of booking assistants and travelers who use them may now need airline approval to complete bookings or changes. Watch whether other airlines or merchants publish similar rules.
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