Travel Leaders Network's air sales are up this year, and TLN attributed the increase to expanded adoption of point-and-click air booking platform SNAP, a simplified GDS.
According to TLN, its air sales and transactions are currently at approximately 50% of 2025 totals, and it's only April.
"Air sales represent a significant and growing opportunity for our members," TLN president Lindsay Pearlman said.
"With SNAP, we've made booking air simple and accessible so advisors can confidently serve their clients while increasing their overall sales."
SNAP was developed with Sabre as a co-branded version of Sabre Red Launchpad. It was designed to be easier to use than the Sabre Mosaic Agency Workspace (formerly known as Sabre Red 360), enabling advisors, especially newer ones, to make basic air, car and hotel bookings.
TLN said it has expanded its resources and training for advisors using SNAP. The network also has its own air team that negotiates commissionable and exclusive fares for TLN members.