| Airlines are perfectly positioned to take advantage of advertising revenue by providing entertainment, global, and sports newsfeeds to digital signage LCD and kiosk platforms. Increased competition and rising fuel costs are eroding margins for airlines, and alternate revenue streams are sought by airline executives.
Cell Phone Charging Kiosk with Digital Signage
Cell phone charging kiosks provide a useful service to customers, allowing almost any cell phone model to be charged in 7-10 minutes, and providing a revenue stream per charge to airlines in the process. Red Mobility is currently supporting a deployment in a large theme park, and the first day they deployed a charging station, they saw 40 people use the station to charge their phones.
Cell phone charging kiosks have a 19” LCD screen at the top, allowing airlines to create revenue streams from advertisers looking to gain increased viewership from a captive audience at the departure gates while waiting for flights. In addition, there is typically space at the bottom of the kiosk to attach a poster and gain advertising revenue on those posters, or promote your own services, like your VIP club, or frequent flyer program.
Internet Access Kiosks
Internet access kiosks can also be deployed in departure gate areas, creating a revenue stream for airlines. Taking up relatively little room, these access kiosks take little time to set up, and provide a valuable customer service.
Digital Signage for Airports
Airlines are also replacing older CRT monitors for flight status with LCDs. Red Mobility can deploy the infrastructure behind digital signage by coordinating local area network cabling, and also provide the network design and system integration involved with backing up that wire line network with cellular gateways into your MPLS network. For streamlining operational efficiency, Red Mobility consults with airlines and the air transportation industry on bar code scanning, with real time database updates of those scans passed securely over cellular or other private wireless networks. | 
