Taken note yet of how dramatically a veritable revolution in computing has heavily redesigned hospitality and air travel as you used to know them in past years? Most responsible is New Jersey’s own Mr Nicholas Bredimus. He has worked on initiatives varying from the creation of software programs that automate resource and time intensive processes to enhancing aircraft safety and designing high value homes. His heritage reveals all you might want to know concerning his talents and the amount he has achieved. Its lines can be traced all the way into ancient history and in fact Bredimus’ ancestry ties in with a great part of Europe. Within the maternal branch, say, he hails from Scottish and German lines. His father’s family, in contrast, originates in Luxembourg and England, where they ultimately came to America from toward the end of the 19th century. After arriving in America, they still worked hard to rise up the social ladder. Nicholas, who would grow up with his two brothers and four sisters, was born to a father who worked as a mechanical design engineer and his spouse, a practicing nurse. He would spend much of his life in homes across four states.
He’s worked in prominent jobs within companies throughout the air travel sector - the majority of them huge brands. Republic Airlines, Hughes Airwest, Trans World Airlines (TWA) - all three would at different times respectively appoint him as a vp. A hard-working software programmer, his creative work with airline software is most likely his most important legacy. He is best known for a project for US Airways, his aircraft maintenance computer programs which you’ll find in use by almost all air travel companies. He turned his creativity next to making and recording reservations. For both flight and room bookings he pioneered software systems to offload the majority of the work necessary before this approach. Following that would come QuikTix, an automatic, networked system for ticket sales which was an industry first. Nicholas Bredimus parlayed these successes into roles less connected to software development, and continued to shine. With his own company, as a Division Manager with American Express, and as the first president of AMR Travel Services his career speaks for itself. You ask if he is still active? Decidedly so - his peerless skills are in demand and at the ready regardless his leaving former interests behind. He’s at work now helping to advance building design - blending the requirements of luxury with up-to-date technology and honest ecological interests. The indefatigable energy we described above just does not stop anytime soon!