Stronger indoor cell connectivity for airports
Deliver reliable cellular service across terminals, so passengers, airline staff, and tenants stay connected and the whole terminal works better.
At no cost and without interruption to your operations.
The hidden operational cost of
poor indoor connectivity
Passengers experience dropped calls, failed messages, and unreliable data across terminals and gates.
Poor cellular performance impacts airline operations, staff mobility, and overall passenger satisfaction.
Underutilized enterprise Wi‑Fi capacity means stronger indoor connectivity is within reach but not yet switched on.
The simplest way to bring reliable indoor connectivity to airports.
Reliable indoor cellular coverage
Passengers, airline staff, and tenants experience consistent cellular service across terminals, gates, and common areas, even during peak congestion.
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Fully managed, without disruption
LongFi handles deployment, monitoring, and optimization without downtime or disruption to airport operations, tenants, or security workflows.
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A smoother passenger experience
When passengers stay connected, mobile boarding passes, rideshare apps, and payments tend to work on the first try, and the terminal feels easier to move through.
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Carrier-Grade Security
Mobile carrier traffic is securely authenticated and isolated from airport, airline, and tenant networks using Passpoint and carrier-grade security standards.
Explore security details›Designed for high-density, mission-critical environments where traditional DAS solutions are costly and slow to deploy.
Proven at real venues, under pressure
See how LongFi Connect performs where the crowds are biggest.
Use your airport’s existing enterprise Wi‑Fi infrastructure
If your airport operates enterprise Wi‑Fi platforms such as Meraki, Aruba, UniFi, Ruckus, Cisco, or Juniper Mist, your environment is likely already Passpoint-ready.
LongFi integrates with your existing network architecture, without requiring new hardware, network redesigns, or changes to current operational workflows.
Put your existing Wi‑Fi capacity to work for connectivity
LongFi Connect uses part of your available Wi‑Fi capacity to carry carrier-authenticated cellular connectivity, so passengers get strong indoor cell service on the network already in place.
The experience improves for passengers and tenants alike, at no cost to implement and without changing how the airport operates.
Keep travelers connected across the terminal.
Reliable indoor cell coverage on the Wi‑Fi already in place. A short call or quick venue check shows the fit.
Works with business grade Wi‑Fi such as Cisco, Meraki, Aruba, or comparable, and supports major mobile carriers.