eSIM for airlines
Add arrival data to the direct booking, check-in, and loyalty journey. The passenger installs before departure.
Short answer: Use the PNR itinerary to offer one plan at booking, check-in, or in the app. The passenger installs before departure and stays in the airline channel.

- Booking, check-in, and arrival
- eSIM in your own channels
- You set the retail price
The flight lands. The data is ready.
Four moments in the trip where passengers buy data. Pick one to see it in your flow.
Book data with the seat
Map the PNR country and connection points to one local or regional plan. Add it to the booking in the booking currency.
- Trigger
- Seat and bag page for an international itinerary
- Measure
- Attach rate on eligible direct bookings
Check-in install
Show the bought plan and an install step in the check-in email, app, or boarding pass.
- Trigger
- Check-in opens
- Measure
- Install completion before security
Onboard arrival offer
Offer arrival data in the onboard portal. Take card or miles and queue provisioning for landing.
- Trigger
- Passenger opens the onboard portal
- Measure
- Portal conversion and installs after landing
Miles that land
List data awards at miles or miles plus cash. Fulfil by API and put the QR in the member account.
- Trigger
- Member opens the rewards catalogue
- Measure
- Redemptions per 1,000 active members and repeat rate
A focused offer for this buyer.
Use the PNR itinerary to offer one plan at booking, check-in, or in the app. The passenger installs before departure and stays in the airline channel.
Itinerary mapping: local plan for one country, regional plan for a multi-country route.
Three placements: booking path, check-in and boarding pass, and loyalty catalogue.
Order visibility: install link, order status, support split, and refund path.
Three numbers to review in a pilot.
- Attach rate on eligible direct bookings
- Install completion before departure
- Ancillary revenue per eligible booking
The products behind it.

eSIM API
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- CCO or VP Commercial
- Runs it
- Head of Ancillary Products
Data-only. Check the route list. Onboard Wi-Fi is a separate service.
Where this works.
Each deep-dive shows the same solution in one buyer moment.
You set the retail price.
Buy at partner rates, keep the customer relationship, and agree the support split privately. One catalogue, three commercial shapes.
Wholesale pricing before your retail price.
You decide what the customer pays.
Support, refunds, and volume in the agreement.
From first step to first order.
Start with a short pilot. Review it, then add the next desk, route, or market.
Scope
Scope one route group and one direct channel.
Pilot
Pilot a small plan set with a clear support split.
Extend
Review attach and install data. Add loyalty and onboard.
Before you choose
Short answers to the common questions. The partner agreement sets the final terms.
Does the passenger keep their number?
Yes. Travel plans are data-only. The passenger keeps the usual number.
Can we use the PNR and fare brand?
Yes, if the airline passes the itinerary and channel data to the offer.
Who handles refunds and failed installs?
Define the split before launch. The API supports order lookup.
Can we start without a PSS change?
Yes. Use an app or confirmation link with a separate order. Plan for a deeper integration later.