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[Infographic] Airline Bots - What Are the Numbers?

November 28, 2018

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An infographic depicting the damage bots cause on the airline industry.

The airline industry sees a significant amount of bad bot traffic compared to others. In fact, 43.9% of airline traffic comes from bad bots. But what does that really mean for airline companies?

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