One Filter for your booking and flight lists, and passengers can see their booking's validity date

A single Filter, not four tabs#

The booking list’s Open, Payments, Completed and Import tabs are gone. In their place: one Filter with clear options — Active bookings, To plan, To confirm, Invited, Confirmed, Expired, and Completed & cancelled — each with its own count. The open-amount chip and tag chips now combine with every status instead of being tied to a specific tab.

The flight list gets the same treatment: the old Upcoming/Finished tabs become a Filter, with flight tag chips, a Period chip and a Free spots chip.

Expired bookings get their own view#

Previously, expired bookings sat mixed into the same list as everyone else, marked only by a small red icon. They’re now a filter of their own: hidden from Active bookings by default, one click away under Expired. A booking moves between the two automatically the moment its validity date passes — nothing to do on your end.

The flight details “add bookings” panel also now hides bookings that are expired for that flight’s date, with a “show expired” toggle if you need to add one anyway.

Passengers can see how long their booking is valid#

The passenger portal now shows “Valid until <date>” right on the main page for bookings that have a validity end date — so passengers stop needing to ask you. Bookings without an end date show nothing extra. The portal’s confirmation page was also tidied up so the flight date and time aren’t repeated several times.

Read more: Booking List Filters, Flight List Filters, Booking and Passenger Information.