The Slots tab contains the actual sellable time windows within a flight sales event. Each slot represents a period during which flights can be booked.
What you see
Each slot shows:
- Start time — when the slot begins
- End time — when the slot ends
- Description — optional label for the slot
- Tickets booked — how many tickets have been sold for this slot
- Tickets available — how many tickets are still open for booking
Managing slots
Adding a new slot
- Open the event in
Flight Sales - Go to the
Slotstab - Add a new slot
- Set the start time and end time
- Add a description if needed (for example: "Morning session" or "Sunset flights")
- Save the slot
The slot immediately becomes available for booking through the public booking link.
Reviewing slot capacity
- Open the Slots tab
- Check the tickets booked versus tickets available for each slot
- Slots that are fully booked will show zero available tickets
- Consider adding more slots if demand exceeds capacity
Adjusting a slot
- Find the slot you want to change
- Edit the times or description
- Save your changes
Be cautious when adjusting slots that already have booked tickets — changing times affects customers who have already booked.
Common tasks
Add extra capacity for a popular time
- Create a new slot for the same or adjacent time period
- This effectively increases the number of bookable positions during that window
- Make sure you have enough aircraft and rotation time to support the additional slots
Check which slots still have availability
- Open the Slots tab
- Review the tickets available column
- Slots with availability can still accept bookings
- Share this information with your sales team or update your communications
Good practice
- Plan your slot times to account for rotation time between flights
- Do not overlap slots in ways that exceed your aircraft capacity
- Monitor slot fill rates — if one time period is much more popular, consider adding more slots there
- Keep slot descriptions clear so customers can easily choose the right time
- Review slots before the event day to ensure all times are realistic and achievable