A delayed departure.
A different kind of day.
Longer waits change what passengers need. DwellTime translates disruption into practical signals, so you can prepare before the pressure reaches your counter.
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An earlier heads-up
See pressure building one to six hours ahead, not when the queue is already at the counter.
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One clear level
Low, medium, high or critical, with a confidence value beside every score.
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The reason behind it
Each signal says why it fired, so your team can judge it in seconds.
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A next step to take
Suggested actions for staffing, stock and service capacity in the window ahead.
Your airports. In focus.
Build a watchlist around the airports, terminals, and business locations that matter to you.
See the business impact.
Understand disruption risk, potential demand pressure, and the reasons behind each signal.
Make your next move earlier.
Use clear time windows and suggested actions to plan staffing, stock, and service capacity.
Same disruption.
Your business context.
A longer wait means something different to a cafe, a transfer operator, and a hotel. Your signals should reflect that.
Cafes, dining and retail
Prepare for changing terminal demand. Review staffing, replenish essentials, and adjust service capacity.
Taxis, transfers and parking
Anticipate shifts in pickup times and passenger arrivals. Keep dispatch and ground teams informed.
Hotels and lounges
Watch for extended waits and overnight disruption. Review room availability and guest service capacity.
Platforms and operations teams
Bring airport business signals into your own tools, workflows, and customer experiences.
The right signal.
Where you need it.
A dashboard for the daily picture. Alerts for the moments that need attention. An API for the tools you already use.
- Dashboard
- Email and Slack
- Webhooks
- REST API
Planned for the MVP. Availability will depend on the pilot.
Good questions.
Does DwellTime measure passenger waiting time?
No. DwellTime estimates dwell-time pressure, which is the risk that passengers stay longer than usual. It is not a direct measurement of individual passengers or actual terminal footfall.
Does disruption always mean more demand?
No. The impact depends on your business, location, and timing. A cancelled flight may reduce arrivals while creating additional needs for passengers already at the airport.
Which airports will be supported?
Initial coverage has not been announced. Pilot locations will depend on data availability and the needs of participating businesses.
Can I use the product today?
Not yet. DwellTime is in early development and this site shows the planned experience with illustrative data. Pilot availability, integrations, and pricing are still being defined.