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Amadeus uses cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. We also use cookies to ensure we show you content that is relevant to you, and to make internal statistics about navigation. If you do not change your settings, we assume that you are happy to receive all cookies on the Amadeus website. However, if you would like to, you can change your cookie settings at any time. If the cookies are already in your device you can delete them.

Please check the "help" function on your browser to control any of the options mentioned above.

These are the cookies we use in the Amadeus website:

alias: This cookie is set and read to know if a user has previously visited our site. With this information, we can restore his/her session, visitor profile and default page. (i.e. homepage with targeted content to enrich user experience.)
JSESSIONID: This cookie is used by Amadeus to retain information about the user's session.
oracle.uix: This cookie is to set information about the user's accessibility mode and the client machine's time zone.

s_cc: This cookie is set and read to determine if cookies are enabled.
s_sq: This cookie is set and read when the "ClickMap" functionality is enabled (ClickMap is a plug-in and a module of SiteCatalyst™ that allows Omniture clients to measure traffic, conversion and success metrics within the pages of a web site with a visual overlay on the web page). It contains information about the previous link that was clicked on by the user.
s_vi: This cookie stores the date of the user visit and whether is a repeat visit or a brand new visit.

Additional cookies can be set depending on the use of SiteCatalyst plug-ins. These cookies are snippets of code available to the client for use in a variety of circumstances. These circumstances include: retrieving values from the URL; concatenating values to pass to SiteCatalyst; capturing form abandonment, etc.