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Sabre Q2FY26 Results: Adjusted EBITDA up 19% YoY to $151 million

Revenue grew 4% YoY to $712 million, beating expectations of flat to nominal growth. Normalized adjusted EBITDA rose 19% YoY to $151 million, with margin expanding 272 bps. Full-year pro forma adjusted EBITDA guidance raised to approximately $600 million. Air distribution bookings grew 1% YoY, outpacing industry peers by ~600 bps. Agentic AI partner count doubled to 60 active pilots and production partners.

Sabre launches live MCP AI server for travel bookings

Sabre launched its MCP server, allowing AI agents to book and service travel directly. Nearly 80 customers, including Virgin Australia and Flight Centre, are piloting or in production. The technology is live inside ChatGPT and Claude apps for direct traveler access. Competitors are still announcing plans for similar agentic AI modernization efforts.

SABRE Frontiersman MAX bear spray gets expanded EPA approval for nine species

SABRE's Frontiersman MAX bear spray received an updated EPA approval on Aug. 18, 2026, expanding its use from two to nine wildlife species. The product now covers bears, mountain lions, feral dogs, bison, moose, coyotes, wild boars, opossums, and raccoons. This regulatory change aims to address safety gaps for the over 330 million annual U.S. national park visitors, despite low current adoption rates of bear spray among hikers.

Sabre Q2 Results: Sales rise 3.61% YoY, EPS misses estimate

Sabre’s Q2 results show a clear split between revenue strength and earnings weakness. Sales rose 3.61% YoY to $711.961M, beating estimates, but adjusted EPS of $(0.17) missed the $(0.04) forecast by 325%, reflecting a 750% YoY deterioration in per-share losses.

Sabre selects Walt & Company as public relations agency of record

Sabre appoints Walt & Company as its PR agency of record to enhance corporate communications and media relations. The partnership focuses on elevating Sabre's market positioning in travel technology and AI.

Sabre opens travel infrastructure to developers at Voice AI hackathon

Sabre co-hosts the DeepLearning.AI Voice AI Hackathon on July 18 in Mountain View, challenging developers to build travel AI agents using its production APIs and Vocal Bridge technology. The event aims to reduce friction in the traveler experience by connecting flights, lodging, and other services through a single AI interaction. About 400 participants are expected, with access to tools from partners including American Airlines, PayPal, DeepLearning.AI, LandingAI and AI Fund.