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Amadeus North America, LLC is the North American operating subsidiary of Amadeus IT Group, S.A. (BME: AMS), the Madrid-based travel technology group founded in October 1987 by Air France, Lufthansa, Iberia, and SAS and publicly listed since its 2010 IPO. The parent reported FY2025 revenue of €6.52 billion and roughly 20,600 employees globally. Amadeus North America is headquartered in Miami (Doral), with additional U.S. and Canadian offices including Chicago, Waltham, Massachusetts, and Toronto. Company materials have cited 900-plus North American employees, and a 2017 lease report noted more than 500 staff at its Doral building. Florida and EPO corporate records show the U.S. entity appearing variously as Amadeus North America, LLC and Amadeus North America, Inc. (an earlier name was Amadeus Global Travel Distribution LLC); no separate revenue figure for the subsidiary is publicly verified.
Products and operations. The subsidiary sells and supports Amadeus's travel technology portfolio: the Amadeus global distribution system for airline, hotel, rail, and car content; Air IT Solutions such as the Altéa passenger service system and the Nevio platform; and Hospitality & Other Solutions, including TravelClick, Cytric corporate travel and expense software, Navitaire, Voxel, and the Outpayce payments business. It is a transaction processor and software vendor, not an intellectual-property licensor.
Litigation posture. The case data shows one tracked matter and zero plaintiff appearances, so Amadeus North America is an operating company defending itself rather than a patent assertion entity. Its sole tracked suit is an NPE action in which it was a defendant; the plaintiff, InternetAd Systems, LLC, was a subsidiary of Acacia Research Corporation, a well-known patent monetization firm.
Notable case. InternetAd Systems, LLC v. Opodo Limited et al. (N.D. Tex., Dallas Division) was decided at 481 F. Supp. 2d 596 (2007). It involved patents (U.S. 5,572,648 and related) originally owned by inventor David Judson covering web advertising/hyperlink technology, later assigned to AOL. The published ruling addressed whether InternetAd held standing under its license agreement. Amadeus was one of several online travel defendants; the venue, the Northern District of Texas, is a frequent patent-plaintiff forum, though this matter dates to 2007.