Airports

Sell the whole terminal, not just the store the passenger walks past

One catalog across concessions, the airport app and collection points, so a passenger can buy in the lounge and pick up at the gate.

One catalog
Concessions, app and online in a single range
Reserve and collect
Buy anywhere in the terminal, collect at the gate
Dwell time value
Sell to passengers who never enter a store
What airports tell us

Passenger spend is capped by the walk between gate and shop

Retail income depends on footfall through a physical door, while more passengers arrive later, move faster and stay in the lounge or at the gate.

Footfall is not the whole market

Passengers with a tight connection or a long wait at the gate never reach the retail zone.

Concessions run separate systems

Every operator has its own catalog and data, so the airport cannot see or sell the whole range.

The app does not sell

Wayfinding and flight status are solved. Commerce in the same app usually is not.

Where airport revenue actually sits

From booking to boarding, every step of the terminal journey can carry a transaction.

01

Before: Reserve before travel

Passengers browse and pay online, then collect airside without queueing.

02

In terminal: Buy from anywhere

A QR code in the lounge, at the gate or on the app opens the full terminal range.

03

Handover: Collect or deliver

Gate collection, airside pickup point or home delivery, tracked as one order.

04

After: One commercial view

Sales across concessions and channels reported together, per terminal and per flight.

What an airport runs on Omnevo

Works alongside existing concession agreements and point of sale, not instead of them.

Browse all solutions

Auckland Airport put its whole retail catalog online in one place, so passengers can reserve before they fly and collect on the way to the gate.

Auckland Airport

What would the terminal sell if every gate were a shop?

Book a discovery call. We will map your passenger flow, your concession mix and the spend you are currently losing to the walk.