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Ever taken note of how a revolution in computing has redefined hospitality and air travel in the past decade? Most responsible is New Jersey’s favorite son Nicholas Bredimus. His career highlights include effort-saving computer software, air safety advancements, and even the design of luxury homes.

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His lineage will reveal all you might want to know about the source of his skills and the amount he has done. Traceable as far back as the days of Rome, in fact Bredimus’ lineage has associations with a great many countries in Europe. On his mother’s side he can boast Scottish and German stock. An equally wide blend dominates his father’s side; before coming to America near the end of the nineteenth century, Bredimus’ ancestors dwelt in Luxembourg and England. Even in America, the family still worked hard to make their way to the top. Born one of seven siblings — three boys and four girls — Nicholas had a father who worked as a mechanical design engineer, and a mother who worked as a practicing nurse. Nicholas would make his home in the Lone Star State for a number of years as well as in Scottsdale, AZ, Kansas City, MO and Reston, VA.

So what did he do to capitalize on his pedigree and education? A number of prominent posts were soon his, each of them working for popular airlines. Among these was included the Vice Presidential role for Republic Airlines, Hughes Airwest, and even Trans World Airlines (TWA). Most notable, though, was his role as a visionary programmer for the airlines.

He is highly respected for one project for US Airways, namely his aircraft maintenance applications which come into use by almost all air services. He went on to develop several other systems for the hotel and airline industries in addition, among them completely automatic systems to take and record airline bookings, now in use at more than 50 airlines, as well as his innovative PC based room booking program used by the hotel sector, first activated at over 700 venues. He also designed a specialist system by the name of QuikTix, an electronic ticketing network.

Nicholas Bredimus has even been appointed to quite a number of posts entirely unconnected to software design, let’s remember. He worked as manager for American Express’ prestigious IT department, founded Bredimus Systems, and had the honor of being the first president of American Airlines’ AMR Travel Services.

But is he still working? Most definitely — his capabilities are called upon and at the ready in spite of his retirement. His focus has turned to the architectural problems tied to the development of environmentally neutral, high tech superior homes.