Sabre Unveils AI-Native Classless Revenue Engine for Airlines
Sabre Corporation has launched the SabreMosaic Continuous Revenue Optimizer (CRO), an AI-driven pricing engine that allows airlines to move beyond traditional fare classes and implement continuous, classless pricing announced in a press release.
Developed in collaboration with Riyadh Air, CRO uses Sabre's proprietary algorithms and data infrastructure to generate real-time pricing recommendations for each passenger. The system analyzes booking trends, demand, and market conditions to present the most relevant fares while enabling airlines to optimize revenue per seat.
Powered by Sabre IQ, the company's AI layer built on its Travel Data Cloud, CRO leverages over 50 petabytes of travel intelligence to improve pricing accuracy and responsiveness. The solution can deliver up to a 3.5% increase in airline revenue without expanding capacity.
Riyadh Air is the first airline to adopt CRO, using it to refine its pricing strategies while operating in a mixed environment of legacy and modern fare systems. Following its preview at the T2RL Engage conference, the tool is now available as a standalone module or as part of the SabreMosaic platform.
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