In short: Named only as Amadeus's competitor, carrying about 7.5x net debt to EBITDA versus Amadeus's ~1x — the balance-sheet contrast that makes Amadeus the safer way to own travel-distribution software. No stance on Sabre itself.
Sabre is Amadeus's American rival in airline booking systems. The article mentions it only to contrast balance sheets: Sabre owes about 7.5 years' worth of operating profit in net debt, versus about one year for Amadeus. That's not a call on Sabre — it's the reason Barron's prefers Amadeus as the safer way to own the same kind of business.
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