Airport Startup Ideas

4 months ago

A startup that captures photos and videos of parking spots available at an airport, so that drivers can find them when they return.

651

1 year ago

A solution for people who travel and want to know what’s nearby when they arrive at airports.

241

1 month ago

A startup that takes away the hassle of traveling to airport terminals to get through security

177

2 years ago

A startup that lets people ask Uber to have their drivers arrive at all kinds of remote locations, including airports, stadiums, and parks.

170

3 years ago

A startup that helps people who are blind navigate their way through airports by teaching them which gates to use

147

1 year ago

A company that makes a low-cost, high-capacity drone that can drop off packets of goods in a package attached to an airplane. The drone can then land at the destination, drop off its payload and return to the airport. The startup has already secured $1.2 million in funding.

132

3 years ago

A chatbot-powered automated service for making purchases at the airport.

129

3 years ago

A browser extension that lets you easily find free Wi-Fi, or a coupon for free Wi-Fi at an airport or hotel, and a reputation system to make sure you can always find good free Wi-Fi.

127

2 years ago

A travel booking platform that connects consumers with local businesses to offer services like free airport parking, meal discounts, or access to free Wi-Fi.

118

2 years ago

A startup to help travellers navigate the security lines at airports and customs in any country.

98

8 months ago

A startup that builds and operates a network of “smart” kiosks in airports and train stations in Asia. The kiosks sell tickets, and there’s an app that allows users to hail a ride.

89

2 years ago

A startup that offers a way for people to book rides from their homes to the airport. UberX rides are typically cheaper than cab rides, but even after the startup’s recent troubles, it has a market share of over 30%.

84

1 month ago

This company has a card that is a smart card that you can use anywhere in the world to get on a train or pay for a cup of coffee on the street. It has built a platform to allow airports to charge for any amount of time left on the cards.

83

1 month ago

A startup that is building software to allow anyone to scan a barcode, tap a button and have a ride to the airport, hotel, or train station.

83

1 year ago

A software company that helps airlines and airports better recover and reuse fuel and avionics.

81

1 year ago

A self-driving car startup that is building an “airport-as-application” for managing travel.

76

1 year ago

The startup is building an “Uber-for-airport-bookings” that aims to make booking flights easier than ever. It’s first product is an iOS app that lets you book rooms at hotels through your phone without the hassle of having to book offline.

70

2 years ago

This startup is looking to make it easier for people to share their ride requests, whether it be a ride with friends, a ride to the airport, or a ride to a restaurant.

69

1 year ago

A travel startup out of Silicon Valley that helps you find the best deal on your travel destination, whether it is a hotel or an airport.

64

9 months ago

A new way to book flights, which allows users to book flights on different airlines, looks up flight prices, and show times for different airports at one site.

64

1 year ago

A startup that helps people find the best prices on flights from different airports, based on the distance between airports. It’s just one of many startups in this growing field.

63

1 year ago

A company that helps people find and book flights. The startup is currently focused on the US market and has plans to expand globally. In the past year the company has added features like finding flights from the airport and the ability to book hotels with the same app.

61

11 months ago

A company that built a database of all the world’s airports and helps navigate customers through their travels.

56

1 year ago

The startup sells a solution to the problem of poor Wi-Fi connections at airports and hotels. The company’s product is a small device that can be plugged into a wall that has a “hot spot” for high-speed internet.

53

1 year ago

A startup that lets you skip the line at the airport. It’s a mobile app that acts as a prepaid mobile wallet to avoid the long lines of the TSA.

52

9 months ago

A startup that is building a platform to help airlines and travel agencies find reliable and trustworthy vendors, who can also provide ancillary services like catering and airport car rentals.

43

10 months ago

A mobile app that helps people going to airports find the best flights and prices, using a data-driven algorithm to get them to their destination on time.

39

4 months ago

A company that wants to make it easier for travelers to track their flights, providing tools to help them “track frequent fliers, airport waitlists, and lost baggage”. They’re looking to expand beyond travel to other industries, too.

38

4 months ago

This is an app that helps people navigate their flights. It’s being used by the likes of Uber and AirBNB to route users to the right airports, showing them departure times and flight numbers.

36

2 months ago

A startup that makes it easier for the American airport to manage its terminal traffic and streamline its employees. The startup wants to be the go-to company for airport traffic management.

36

11 months ago

A knowledge-sharing app that helps users find useful information, like the best places to eat in their city or how to get to the airport.

35

5 months ago

The startup’s goal is to make travel less stressful. It’s developed a way to access credit at the airport and outside of it, without having to go through a credit check.

32

4 days ago

This startup wants to turn self-driving cars into a service, allowing users to book a ride in advance so they can go home from the airport, or just get a ride to a nearby restaurant. Uber has a similar service in a few cities.

31

5 months ago

A new way to book and pay for airport taxi cabs.

22

3 months ago

This startup is working on a way to make it easier to book and pay for airport parking. The startup is being run out of the same office as the startup that makes Uber, and deals with operations and airport logistics.

21

4 months ago

A digital assistant that helps you find directions, find nearby stores, and answer simple questions – like “What is the best way to get to the airport”

17

3 years ago

Idea: This startup wants to help you plan your travel and get you to the airport a day early, allowing you to get the best price

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Airport Startup Ideas

A startup that captures photos and videos of parking spots available at an airport, so that drivers can find them when they return.

A solution for people who travel and want to know what’s nearby when they arrive at airports.

A startup that takes away the hassle of traveling to airport terminals to get through security

A startup that lets people ask Uber to have their drivers arrive at all kinds of remote locations, including airports, stadiums, and parks.

A startup that helps people who are blind navigate their way through airports by teaching them which gates to use

A company that makes a low-cost, high-capacity drone that can drop off packets of goods in a package attached to an airplane. The drone can then land at the destination, drop off its payload and return to the airport. The startup has already secured $1.2 million in funding.

A chatbot-powered automated service for making purchases at the airport.

A browser extension that lets you easily find free Wi-Fi, or a coupon for free Wi-Fi at an airport or hotel, and a reputation system to make sure you can always find good free Wi-Fi.

A travel booking platform that connects consumers with local businesses to offer services like free airport parking, meal discounts, or access to free Wi-Fi.

A startup to help travellers navigate the security lines at airports and customs in any country.

A startup that builds and operates a network of “smart” kiosks in airports and train stations in Asia. The kiosks sell tickets, and there’s an app that allows users to hail a ride.

A startup that offers a way for people to book rides from their homes to the airport. UberX rides are typically cheaper than cab rides, but even after the startup’s recent troubles, it has a market share of over 30%.

This company has a card that is a smart card that you can use anywhere in the world to get on a train or pay for a cup of coffee on the street. It has built a platform to allow airports to charge for any amount of time left on the cards.

A startup that is building software to allow anyone to scan a barcode, tap a button and have a ride to the airport, hotel, or train station.

A software company that helps airlines and airports better recover and reuse fuel and avionics.

A self-driving car startup that is building an “airport-as-application” for managing travel.

The startup is building an “Uber-for-airport-bookings” that aims to make booking flights easier than ever. It’s first product is an iOS app that lets you book rooms at hotels through your phone without the hassle of having to book offline.

This startup is looking to make it easier for people to share their ride requests, whether it be a ride with friends, a ride to the airport, or a ride to a restaurant.

A travel startup out of Silicon Valley that helps you find the best deal on your travel destination, whether it is a hotel or an airport.

A new way to book flights, which allows users to book flights on different airlines, looks up flight prices, and show times for different airports at one site.

A startup that helps people find the best prices on flights from different airports, based on the distance between airports. It’s just one of many startups in this growing field.

A company that helps people find and book flights. The startup is currently focused on the US market and has plans to expand globally. In the past year the company has added features like finding flights from the airport and the ability to book hotels with the same app.

A company that built a database of all the world’s airports and helps navigate customers through their travels.

The startup sells a solution to the problem of poor Wi-Fi connections at airports and hotels. The company’s product is a small device that can be plugged into a wall that has a “hot spot” for high-speed internet.

A startup that lets you skip the line at the airport. It’s a mobile app that acts as a prepaid mobile wallet to avoid the long lines of the TSA.

A startup that is building a platform to help airlines and travel agencies find reliable and trustworthy vendors, who can also provide ancillary services like catering and airport car rentals.

A mobile app that helps people going to airports find the best flights and prices, using a data-driven algorithm to get them to their destination on time.

A company that wants to make it easier for travelers to track their flights, providing tools to help them “track frequent fliers, airport waitlists, and lost baggage”. They’re looking to expand beyond travel to other industries, too.

This is an app that helps people navigate their flights. It’s being used by the likes of Uber and AirBNB to route users to the right airports, showing them departure times and flight numbers.

A startup that makes it easier for the American airport to manage its terminal traffic and streamline its employees. The startup wants to be the go-to company for airport traffic management.

A knowledge-sharing app that helps users find useful information, like the best places to eat in their city or how to get to the airport.

The startup’s goal is to make travel less stressful. It’s developed a way to access credit at the airport and outside of it, without having to go through a credit check.

This startup wants to turn self-driving cars into a service, allowing users to book a ride in advance so they can go home from the airport, or just get a ride to a nearby restaurant. Uber has a similar service in a few cities.

A new way to book and pay for airport taxi cabs.

This startup is working on a way to make it easier to book and pay for airport parking. The startup is being run out of the same office as the startup that makes Uber, and deals with operations and airport logistics.

A digital assistant that helps you find directions, find nearby stores, and answer simple questions – like “What is the best way to get to the airport”

Idea: This startup wants to help you plan your travel and get you to the airport a day early, allowing you to get the best price