FDX - Trip Manager
04-04-2008 | 05:24 PM
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FDX - Trip Manager
I tried to use Trip Manager through the link on VIPS. Has anyone used this? Seems like I heard it is a decent source for flight information.
How do we get a password for it? Is there any info on VIPS that would help me out on this???
Thanks for your help!
How do we get a password for it? Is there any info on VIPS that would help me out on this???
Thanks for your help!
04-04-2008 | 05:40 PM
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Once you get there: Company - fedexcrew
Member ID - your employee number
Password - usually the same one you use for VIPS
If the above doesn't work, call Corporate Travel and they can set you up.
JJ
Member ID - your employee number
Password - usually the same one you use for VIPS
If the above doesn't work, call Corporate Travel and they can set you up.
JJ
04-04-2008 | 06:04 PM
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I use it all the time. The password is not your VIPS password. Call Global Travel and they'll help you get started. Works great and takes about a day to get your ticket emailed to you. I like it because I can see the fares Global Travel is going to quote me and I can change a lot of options before I book the ticket. It's like using Orbitz to see the best fares.
04-04-2008 | 07:07 PM
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04-05-2008 | 05:04 AM
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Being older and kind of forgetful, I would always set my trip manager password to the same password that I used in VIPS. The only gotcha was when VIPS requested you to change the password, to be sure to go into trip manager and change that one too. Otherwise... well, you get the idea. It's a great tool, but I don't know if they still send paper tickets. One of the things I liked about that service is that you could build a number of tickets to the same destination, using different airlines, routes, etc, and have them all sitting there in a state of flux, awaiting your choosing the one you'd like. As well, you can assign a unique name to each routing you've built. Very nice indeed.
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