Waypoint product

Airport Operations, From Manifest to Handoff

Waypoint is the operating layer between a passenger travel list and the team moving people through the airport.

Build the program, keep flight context current, coordinate the field, and plan transportation in one connected workflow.

1. Build the manifest

Build the manifest without repeatedly chasing travelers

Start with the information you have, then give attendees simple ways to provide the arrival and departure details still missing.

Import or start blank

Upload arrival and departure CSVs or create an airport-specific group before a complete manifest is available.

Collect travel details

Send private attendee requests in bulk or share a reusable group link through registration communications or a QR code.

Maintain the record

Add, edit, or remove passenger records and correct flight details as plans come together.

2. Enrich with flight intelligence

Know more than that a flight changed

Waypoint matches manifest flights with current flight information and keeps useful scheduled, revised, estimated, and status details in view as the travel day changes.

That context matters because a delay is not just a flight event—it can affect passengers, VIPs, greeter handoffs, and transportation timing.

Illustrative example

AA123Delayed 45 minutes
27 program passengers affectedReview VIPs, handoffs, and transportation timing

3. Analyze and plan transportation

Use better information to plan transportation in both directions

Arrivals

See where demand concentrates

Review passenger arrival patterns by time, airline, and origin to identify peak windows and support greeter and pickup coverage.

Departures

Build practical hotel departure waves

Use passenger manifests and flight timing to help plan return-to-airport waves, vehicle capacity, and transportation coverage.

Waypoint gives experienced operators better context for transportation decisions; it does not replace on-the-ground judgment.

4. Operate live

Run the actual airport operation, not just the manifest

Live arrivals and departures boards bring current operational flight timing, passenger status, VIP visibility, and team context into the same working view.

  • Track flights as they arrive, depart, or change status
  • Mark passengers located and see handoff progress through completion by flight
  • Keep VIPs and operational notes visible to the people doing the work
Waypoint passenger handoff view with VIP and located status

5. Coordinate the field

Give field teams the right view without making everyone an administrator

Group-scoped access

Limit field access to the relevant group and operational board.

Temporary, QR-friendly entry

Share access codes and QR-friendly login for greeters and other field users who do not need a full account.

Shared current context

Passenger status and operational notes stay synchronized across office and field devices.

6. Manage multiple programs

Run several client programs at once without mixing passengers, access, or operational information

Each group keeps its own arrival and departure manifests, airport settings, branding, notes, and field access—while the organization can manage multiple active programs in one place.

ManifestsSettingsBrandingAccessNotes

See the full airport operation in one place

From travel-data collection to the final airport transfer, Waypoint keeps the program’s moving parts connected.

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