The revamping of air travel and hospitality was touched off by Mr Nicholas Bredimus, who introduced them to the programming world to create a new way to do business. His career highlights include time-saving software, airplane safety developments, and he’s even involved in designing high value houses. Anyone could have predicted, of course, that given his family tree he was certain to reach the top. The kindred can trace its antecedents as long ago as the days of ancient Rome and proudly boasts a broad mix of nationalities. The maternal family originates from Scotland and Germany. Luxembourg and England are home to Bredimus’ father’s family, though the family emigrated in the late nineteenth century.

Naturally, after emigration to the United States, the family maintained its work ethic and determination to survive and thrive. Growing up one of seven children – three boys and four girls – Nicholas was blessed with a father employed as a mechanical design engineer, and a mother who earned her living as a nurse. His homes for many years ranged across a number of states – Arizona, Missouri, Virginia and Texas.

Once his schooling had been completed, he engaged in several respected jobs with many of the most illustrious and most important businesses in the airline industry. These included the VP post for Trans World Airlines (TWA), Republic Airlines, and, of course, Hughes Airwest. Most important, though, was his effort as an inspired software designer working with the airline industry.

Nicholas is easily most acclaimed for a US Airways project, inventing airplane upkeep programs, destined to become the “old reliable” for much of the industry. This was only one of his essential designs for airlines. The booking programs he developed are on their way to stand alongside the aforementioned program as a standard, while his room reservation routine created the opportunity for several major businesses in the hotel industry to leverage a pc based infrastructure. He went on to develop QuikTix, an automated ticket sales network. Nicholas parlayed these successes into capacities unconnected to software development. Bredimus managed American Express’ IT division, started up Bredimus Systems seventeen years ago, and had the honor of being the inaugural president of a major American Airlines division.

As of now he has withdrawn from his airline connections and from coding, though rest assured he’s still making the most of his abilities. His involvement now is with the architectural problems behind the creation of hitech high priced condos. Which goes to show what a laser targeted passion can actually do.