Use cases — Flight information displays
Real flight boards, without the airport-sized quote
Flight information is the one signage job a generic signage vendor cannot answer. Signexa runs arrivals, departures and check-in counter signs from live flight data, and prices the data on flights rather than on screens — so the tenth board is not ten times the cost.
The boards
Two kinds of sign, one feed
Arrivals and departures
Flight number, airline with its livery, scheduled and estimated time, gate and status, split by domestic and international. Portrait or landscape, sized to be read from across the hall.
Check-in counter signs
A counter sign shows the airline and flight it is open for, and flips itself to closed from the live flight status. No printed cards, no staff walking the row before the first service.
How it is priced and served
One feed for the whole terminal
Cached per airport
Flight data is fetched and cached on our servers per airport, and every board and counter sign in the building reads that one cache. Adding screens does not add data calls.
Billed per movement
You pay for the flights your terminal actually handles. A regional airport with eighteen movements a day is not charged like a capital city hub.
Honest about the network
A live board needs a live connection to stay accurate — no signage product can invent a flight status. When the link drops, the screen keeps showing its cached content rather than a browser error, and catches up when it returns.
Give us three letters
Your airport code is all we need to show you your own live board.