Aviation

Turn inflight connectivity into onboard revenue

Inflight Wi-Fi is one of the most expensive amenities an airline offers. WiWallet helps you recover its cost, and earn on top, from the BYOD portal passengers already open.

The economics of inflight connectivity

Satellite capacity is both the constraint and the cost, from legacy Ka/Ku-band to LEO constellations such as Starlink Aviation. Bandwidth is billed per aircraft or per gigabyte, while passengers increasingly expect it to be free. Airlines are left subsidizing a line item that rarely pays for itself.

Four levers on the BYOD portal

  • Tiered passes, messaging, browsing and streaming tiers.
  • Sponsored access, advertisers fund a free session.
  • Loyalty tie-in, on the roadmap. WiWallet does not integrate with a PSS or frequent-flyer system today; it interfaces only with your captive portal.
  • In-seat marketplace, duty-free, ground transfers, lounge and catering (see marketplace).

Fits your IFEC and connectivity stack

WiWallet interfaces with your existing captive portal, it does not replace your IFEC or connectivity provider, and it is not tied to any specific PSS or loyalty system today. Our certified portal integration is Ucopia; other portals can be connected on request. You keep the airline’s branding and passenger experience.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does WiWallet replace my IFEC or connectivity provider?
No, it is a monetization layer on top of your existing portal and connectivity.
Does it work with Starlink Aviation or Ka/Ku-band?
WiWallet is provider-agnostic. It sits at the captive-portal layer rather than integrating with the connectivity provider, so the underlying satellite link, Ka/Ku-band or LEO, makes no difference.
Can passengers pay without creating an account?
Yes, by card through a secure payment page.
Can data be hosted in the Gulf for GCC carriers?
Yes; choose GCC, EU or beyond.

See WiWallet on your own portal

Book a 30-minute walkthrough, no change to your hardware or your provider contracts.