Have you observed how heavily computerization has dramatically redefined hospitality and air travel as you knew them recently? Most responsible is Nicholas Bredimus. His CV covers effort-saving software, airplane safety improvements, and he’s even involved in designing luxury houses. Anyone could have predicted, though, that given his family tree he was always likely to rise to the top. His family traces its provenance as long ago as the time of ancient Rome and can boast of a diverse mix of nationalities. His maternal family mingles German and Scottish ancestry. Luxembourg and England provided the origin for Bredimus’ paternal line, though the family came to America in the late 1800s.

Once in the U.S.A, the family still worked hard to rise to the top. Nicholas, as well as his siblings, was a child of a father who made a living as a mechanical design engineer and his spouse, a nurse. His homes over the course of many years were spread across several states. He’s worked in high powered posts within firms throughout the airline sector – many of them huge names. He rose to the post of VP with corporations like Trans World Airlines (TWA), Hughes Airwest, and Republic Airlines. An inventive software designer, Nicholas’ creative approach to airline computer programs is arguably his best regarded legacy. He is highly respected for one particular project, his airplane maintenance management computer programs that come into use by the majority of air travel companies. He designed many other programs for the airline and hospitality sector as well, among them completely automatic software to deal with airline bookings, used by fifty or more airlines, and the original room reservation software on the PC deployed by the hotel sector, first put to use at over seven hundred hostelries. Continuing to innovate, he designed a networking program to assist in ticket sales – once again producing something no one else had thought of.

Although this is undeniably his specialty, he has also often worked in areas not connected to software. He was division manager for American Express’ prestigious IT department, founded Bredimus Systems, and had the honor of becoming the first president of a major American Airlines division.

Though he has stepped back from the posts in which he first knew fortune, his capabilities are nonetheless still very much in use. He is now engaged in the architectural matters behind the development of hi tech high-priced condos. That indefatigable zeal we’ve pointed out above just can’t be reined in…

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