Guest WiFi for Airports
Recognised before they reach the gate.
Passenger WiFi doesn't have to sit in the cost column — POPIA-compliant network, over the access points you already own — from the team behind 430+ South African venues. A passenger's phone is recognised automatically after the first connection, even past the ID changes newer iPhones make. A short survey sits inside the login, so feedback arrives while a passenger is still walking through the terminal. And the same login can do more — a gate change reaches their phone before they find a seat.
What are you here to solve?
Four ways into airports. Pick the one that sounds like your week.
The terminal WiFi Purple already proves
At AGS Airports, tiered Paid WiFi delivered an 842% ROI and £284,388 in new revenue at a 2.5% conversion rate. At Brussels South Charleroi Airport, automated micro-surveys saved €2.6 million — a 10,630% ROI.
Tiered Paid WiFi, priced by speed or time
AGS Airports turned passenger WiFi into £284,388 at an 842% ROI and 2.5% conversion. It runs on its own SSID, separate from the SecurePass recognition below — a terminal running both needs each scoped.
A phone recognised before it reaches the gate
SecurePass installs a WiFi profile once and reconnects a passenger automatically after — the same mechanism running across 80,000+ Purple venues, and it still counts a return even though newer iPhones rotate their MAC address.
Feedback while they're still walking, not after they've flown
Insight Surveys asks one short question inside the login. At Brussels South Charleroi Airport, it drove €2.6 million in savings — a 10,630% ROI.
Seasonal staff sign in with the account they already have
Passwordless access syncs to the airport's own directory — Entra ID, Google Workspace or Okta — and ends the moment a seasonal contract closes, across the whole terminal estate.
Filtered browsing across the terminal
AI Shield blocked 1.6 million requests a month at one of the UK's top 5 airports — malware and phishing stopped at the DNS layer, no hardware change.
And the same login can do more than connect. Step inside for ten seconds.
The ten seconds your passenger never notices.
A first-time passenger connects at the gate area.
A branded welcome, auto-selected from 25+ languages, and one tap — an anonymous walk-through becomes a consented, opted-in connection, with a tiered upgrade on offer for those who want it.
A returning passenger, recognised before they've found a seat.
Recognised via SecurePass, not re-asked. Beyond can wire that reconnection into the airline app they already carry, so a gate change or a lounge invite reaches their phone first.
A seasonal ground-crew member, on shift.
Passwordless access tied to the airport's own directory — on for the contract, and gone automatically the day it ends. Nobody has to remember to do it by hand.
Your passenger never noticed the tech. Your team never lifted a finger.
£284,388 in new Paid-WiFi revenue at an 842% ROI, a returning passenger recognised before they reach the gate, and seasonal ground-crew access that revokes itself across the whole terminal — over the hardware already installed.
Deployed, integrated and supported on the ground
Beyond runs and supports live WiFi estates across South Africa — deployed, integrated and kept POPIA-compliant on the ground, not from a call centre in another timezone. Your airports run on the same team that keeps 430+ venues online.
Across our estates we've delivered 11.9M+ guest logins and 1.9M+ POPIA-compliant opt-in records — first-party data that turns a login into a relationship.
Built on Purple — the platform trusted by some of the world's biggest brands, proven across 80,000+ venues in 90+ countries. We make that foundation yours.
What Beyond adds with your airline & ground systems
The first-time or international passenger
Beyond can wire the portal to flight data, so the welcome already knows which gate they're walking to and how long they have before boarding.
The returning passenger
Beyond can wire that reconnection into the airline app the passenger already carries, so a gate change or a lounge invite lands on their phone before they've found a seat.
The seasonal ground-crew member
Access ties to the airport's own directory — on for the contract, gone the day it ends, with nobody having to remember to do it by hand.
The commercial director
Beyond can turn footfall into a live conversion figure for every paid-tier upsell and every gate lounge offer — a P&L line, not a guess.
You keep your flight-information system, your existing SSIDs and the access points already covering the terminal. Beyond scopes SecurePass and Paid WiFi around each other and wires into what's already there — no forklift upgrade.
Where this venue fits
Connect
- Branded captive portal in 25+ languages
- Frictionless entry on hardware you own
- Network health & coverage analytics
Capture
- Guests choose to share their details — and mean it
- Verify — the digital bouncer that blocks fake emails
- Sync to 400+ CRMs (Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho)
Engage
- SecurePass frictionless auto-connect
- Location & time-triggered journeys
- Insight Surveys — Engage only
Power-Ups for this venue
Bolt-on licences that switch on more without a new platform:
- Paid WiFi
- Insight Surveys
- AI Shield
The Purple features underneath
Frequently asked
Can we run Paid WiFi and passenger recognition at the same time?
They need scoping around each other — SecurePass and Paid WiFi don't share a single SSID. We scope which fits which terminal or pier, over the access points you already have.
How much can Paid WiFi actually earn?
AGS Airports turned tiered Paid WiFi into £284,388 at an 842% ROI and a 2.5% conversion rate — real figures from a live Purple deployment.
Will passengers actually answer a survey?
Yes — at Brussels South Charleroi Airport, a short survey inside the login drove €2.6 million in savings, a 10,630% ROI.
What happens to seasonal ground-crew access when a contract ends?
It ends automatically. Access ties to the airport's own directory, so it's revoked the moment the record closes — across the whole terminal.
Can it filter unsafe content across the terminal?
Yes — AI Shield blocked 1.6 million requests a month at one of the UK's top 5 airports, at the DNS layer, with no hardware change.
See a passenger recognised before they reach the gate.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough and leave with a mapped rollout for your terminals, your gates and your Paid WiFi tiers.