Long layovers
Travelers want to eat, work, shop, or relax without pulling carry-ons through the concourse.
Airport amenity plus revenue opportunity
Secure luggage storage inside the terminal, after security.
SmartLocker installs secure, app-based luggage lockers in post-security airport environments, helping passengers move freely while giving airports a new non-aeronautical revenue stream.
The passenger problem
Bags reduce flexibility and dwell-time value inside the terminal.
Passengers with long layovers, delayed flights, early hotel checkout, family travel gear, and same-day connections often have no secure post-security storage option. SmartLocker is designed to solve that gap.
Family and group travel
Parents and groups benefit from short-term storage for strollers, backpacks, coats, and multiple bags.
Business travelers
Professionals can move between lounges, meetings, and gate areas with less friction.
How it works
Simple for passengers. Low-friction for airports.
1
Start rental
Passenger scans a QR code or uses the locker interface to begin a rental.
2
Locker assigned
The system assigns the best available locker size based on the bag profile and duration.
3
Access is logged
Open and close events, timing, and locker status are tracked in the operations dashboard.
4
Retrieve and close out
The passenger reopens the locker, retrieves items, and the rental closes automatically.
Airport-facing benefits
An amenity that supports both passenger experience and commercial goals.
New
Non-aeronautical revenue
Revenue-share potential from a service passengers can actually use.
Low
Operational burden
No dedicated airport staffing required for routine rentals.
Small
Terminal footprint
Installations can fit into underutilized passenger circulation areas.
Clear
Reporting visibility
Usage, revenue, and operational reporting can be shared with airport teams.
Security and operations
Built for controlled environments and airport oversight.
- Post-security deployment planning with airport coordination.
- Remote monitoring and alerting for issues and status changes.
- Digital audit logs for locker open and close events.
- Override procedures for approved inspections and operational access.
- Cashless transactions with limited local data exposure.
Questions airport teams ask first
Procurement-friendly answers up front.
Where can the lockers be installed?
Typical locations include post-security corridors, gate clusters, lounge-adjacent areas, and terminal spaces identified by airport operations and commercial teams.
Who maintains the system?
SmartLocker handles equipment support, software, monitoring, and routine service planning as part of the operating model.
What does the airport provide?
Usually floor space and power, with an optional network drop depending on the approved deployment model.
How is success evaluated?
Pilot periods can include utilization, operational issues, passenger feedback, and revenue reporting review.
Ready to talk?
Start with an airport pilot conversation.
If you are with airport operations, concessions, commercial development, innovation, or terminal planning, SmartLocker can provide a concise pilot overview tailored to your environment.
Next step
Request pilot information or schedule a short introduction call.