Run airport transfers through the same unified app your riders and drivers already use, with quick operational controls in the app and full administration on the web. App Experience can expose rides, shops and delivery, or both.
Airport transfers need more planning than an ordinary city ride. Pickup instructions, access rules, pricing, driver eligibility, and support procedures must match each airport and local authority.
Waslni provides the configurable foundation: service types, geographic coverage, fare settings, driver registration fields, document requirements, live trip visibility, and role-based administration. Riders and drivers use one mobile app; each sees the experience that matches their role.
Airport-specific systems such as a formal FIFO holding queue, automatic flight-status feeds, airline billing, or authority-specific export formats are not presented as standard features. If your operation needs them, they should be defined and verified as a separate integration scope before launch.
Create an airport service type with its own availability, vehicle category, capacity, and operating rules.
Define where the service is available and publish clear pickup instructions for riders and drivers. Terminal-level logic should be confirmed against the required workflow.
Set the supported base fare, distance, time, and other pricing rules in the admin experience. Any airport fee must follow your commercial and regulatory arrangements.
The same mobile app presents booking tools to riders and trip tools to drivers, reducing app switching and support overhead.
Handle quick operational tasks from the app and use the web dashboard for broader settings, permissions, review, and reporting.
Define the fields and documents airport drivers must submit, then review them through the administration workflow. Local approval remains the operator’s responsibility.
Do not assume so. The standard platform supports service configuration and trip operations. A formal airport holding queue has airport-specific rules and should be confirmed as a separate requirement.
Not as a standard claim on this page. A flight-data integration requires a chosen provider, commercial access, field mapping, testing, and a defined support model.
The platform can configure multiple service areas and service types. The exact setup for each airport depends on pickup rules, pricing, driver access, and local permissions.
You can configure supported fare rules by service and operating area. Airport charges should only be added when your agreement and local rules permit them.
No. WASLNI LTD provides software. The local operator remains responsible for airport agreements, transport licences, taxes, insurance, and regulatory compliance.
Use the demo to review the unified app, service settings, driver requirements, and administration experience.