AirTime 3.0

Award-winning inflight solution designed for airlines

AirTime 3 is a white-label product named the "world's best inflight connectivity" for 3 consecutive years by APEX.

It's designed to meet the needs of travel providers and passengers, with a fully customisable and flexible design that allows airlines to offer relevant and up-to-date content. The platform provides clear, on-brand interactions across touchpoints and is more than just an entertainment portal, but an evolution of the digital travel experience.

Award-winning inflight solution designed for airlines

AirTime 3 is a white-label product named the "world's best inflight connectivity" for 3 consecutive years by APEX.

It's designed to meet the needs of travel providers and passengers, with a fully customisable and flexible design that allows airlines to offer relevant and up-to-date content. The platform provides clear, on-brand interactions across touchpoints and is more than just an entertainment portal, but an evolution of the digital travel experience.

Award-winning inflight solution designed for airlines

AirTime 3 is a white-label product named the "world's best inflight connectivity" for 3 consecutive years by APEX.

It's designed to meet the needs of travel providers and passengers, with a fully customisable and flexible design that allows airlines to offer relevant and up-to-date content. The platform provides clear, on-brand interactions across touchpoints and is more than just an entertainment portal, but an evolution of the digital travel experience.

The role

As Design Lead for AirTime 3, I led the team in defining the platform’s visual identity and user experience. Working closely with stakeholders, I translated airline requirements and passenger needs into a flexible, white-label design that airlines could adapt to their own brand and content. My focus was on creating clear, consistent interactions across devices, bringing entertainment, connectivity, and travel information into one experience.

The role

As Design Lead for AirTime 3, I led the team in defining the platform’s visual identity and user experience. Working closely with stakeholders, I translated airline requirements and passenger needs into a flexible, white-label design that airlines could adapt to their own brand and content. My focus was on creating clear, consistent interactions across devices, bringing entertainment, connectivity, and travel information into one experience.

The role

As Design Lead for AirTime 3, I led the team in defining the platform’s visual identity and user experience. Working closely with stakeholders, I translated airline requirements and passenger needs into a flexible, white-label design that airlines could adapt to their own brand and content. My focus was on creating clear, consistent interactions across devices, bringing entertainment, connectivity, and travel information into one experience.

The challenge

As more passengers watch downloaded content on their own devices, airlines need to offer an onboard experience that adds value beyond entertainment.

The opportunity

To help airlines to deliver an intuitive on-board entertainment experience, offering passengers industry-leading movies, TV series, flight information, games and destination content.

The outcome

A new white-label platform that is being adopted by more and more airlines.

72% increase in direct web enquiries

58% increase in onboard Wi-Fi revenue

The challenge

As more passengers watch downloaded content on their own devices, airlines need to offer an onboard experience that adds value beyond entertainment.

The opportunity

To help airlines to deliver an intuitive on-board entertainment experience, offering passengers industry-leading movies, TV series, flight information, games and destination content.

The outcome

A new white-label platform that is being adopted by more and more airlines.

72% increase in direct web enquiries

58% increase in onboard Wi-Fi revenue

The challenge

As more passengers watch downloaded content on their own devices, airlines need to offer an onboard experience that adds value beyond entertainment.

The opportunity

To help airlines to deliver an intuitive on-board entertainment experience, offering passengers industry-leading movies, TV series, flight information, games and destination content.

The outcome

A new white-label platform that is being adopted by more and more airlines.

72% increase in direct web enquiries

58% increase in onboard Wi-Fi revenue

Design principles

Adapt to each airline

Create a flexible platform that airlines can tailor to their brand, passengers, and routes, with modular layouts for content, advertising, and sponsored campaigns.

Make content easy to discover

Use clear navigation and familiar browsing patterns to help passengers find movies, TV series, music, and destination content.

Design for personal devices

Adapt layouts and interactions across phones, tablets, and laptops, keeping content readable and key actions easy to access.

Design principles

Adapt to each airline

Create a flexible platform that airlines can tailor to their brand, passengers, and routes, with modular layouts for content, advertising, and sponsored campaigns.

Make content easy to discover

Use clear navigation and familiar browsing patterns to help passengers find movies, TV series, music, and destination content.

Design for personal devices

Adapt layouts and interactions across phones, tablets, and laptops, keeping content readable and key actions easy to access.

Design principles

Adapt to each airline

Create a flexible platform that airlines can tailor to their brand, passengers, and routes, with modular layouts for content, advertising, and sponsored campaigns.

Make content easy to discover

Use clear navigation and familiar browsing patterns to help passengers find movies, TV series, music, and destination content.

Design for personal devices

Adapt layouts and interactions across phones, tablets, and laptops, keeping content readable and key actions easy to access.

Used by some of the major airlines
Currently installed and operational on over 13,800 aircrafts

making it a widely used solution for in-flight connectivity. The high number of installations speaks to its popularity and effectiveness among travel providers and passengers.

Responsive across 8 breakpoints

AirTime 3 uses eight responsive breakpoints to adapt layouts across phones, tablets, and laptops. Content, navigation, and controls adjust to different screen sizes, keeping the experience consistent and easy to use on passengers’ personal devices.

Real world examples of Airlines using AirTime 3.0

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