Passenger experiences
Interactive prototypes
Presence first. Interaction when it helps.
Brand presence, storytelling and product discovery stand on their own. When the passenger wants to go deeper, Meridian offers six interaction patterns: view, configure, reserve, access, read, arrange. The prototypes show how the experience works; live availability, routing and fulfillment are pilot capabilities to establish.
Six interactions
- 01
The passenger
Configure
The passenger specifies something during the flight.
- Automotive
- Aircraft
- Commissioned goods
On the ground
A retailer or dealer who can act on a specification before arrival.
- 02
The passenger
View
The passenger explores curated inventory.
- Residences
- Yachts
- Art
- Collectibles
On the ground
A broker or agent who can show the inventory in-market.
- 03
The passenger
Reserve
The passenger holds something for arrival.
- Dining
- Hotels
- Villas
- Wellness
- Transport
On the ground
An operator with live availability during the passenger's dates.
- 04
The passenger
Access
The passenger requests entry to something not generally open.
- Private clubs
- Events
- Cultural institutions
- Mountain access
On the ground
A host or member relationship, not a transaction.
- 05
The passenger
Read
The passenger takes in something worth knowing, with no transaction attached.
- Financial intelligence
- Editorial
- Destination intelligence
On the ground
Optional — the introduction only happens if the passenger asks.
- 06
The passenger
Arrange
The passenger hands an intent to someone who can complete it.
- Concierge
- Transfers
- Onward travel
- Services
On the ground
A concierge or service partner able to take an open-ended request.
Explore the working prototypes
Fifteen interactive prototypes, from the cabin.
Not mock-ups. Each opens as a working interaction: configure, choose, shortlist, request. They demonstrate the passenger flow; live availability, routing and fulfillment are pilot capabilities to validate.
Interactive · configure in real timeconfigure · TEB → PBI
Configure at Altitude
Configure a motor car before arrival.
Configure at Altitude · interactive prototype
Open prototype
Table Before Touchdown
Choose the room, read the menu, request the evening — while still in the air.
reserve · TEB → PBI
Open prototype →
Jewelry at Altitude
Preview pieces on a virtual neckline, shortlist, and request a boutique appointment.
view · arrange · TEB → PBI
Open prototype →
The Private Fitting
A destination edit in your sizes, curated look by look, ready at a private fitting.
view · arrange · TEB → PBI
Open prototype →The rest of the library
15 experiences · every one mapped to the six interactionsThe same depth, across the categories a destination actually calls for. Each opens as an interaction the passenger can work through, and each ends with a partner who can act on it.
Interactive conceptThe Arrival Edit
Vehicle, residence, dinner, evening — composed as one arrival, edited in flight.
arrange · TEB → PBI
Open prototype →
Interactive conceptSuite Before Landing
The suite chosen; the room, dinner and transfer requested before landing.
arrange · TEB → ASE
Open prototype →
Interactive conceptYacht Match
Use, guests and style in — three curated matches out, ready to request.
view · arrange · MIA → NAS
Open prototype →
Interactive conceptPrivate Preview
A curated set of residences, shortlisted in flight, shown privately after arrival.
view · TEB → PBI
Open prototype →
Interactive conceptGallery Before the Fair
Preview works, ask about availability, build a fair route.
view · TEB → PBI
Open prototype →
Interactive conceptWrist Preview
Curated references, compared, with a private appointment requested.
view · VNY → LAS
Open prototype →
Interactive conceptProvision Before Arrival
Kitchen, cellar, flowers, family — an arrival list, prepared ahead.
arrange · MIA → NAS
Open prototype →
Interactive conceptAccess Before Arrival
Clubs, chef's tables, previews and event hospitality — requested, not searched.
access · VNY → LAS
Open prototype →
Interactive conceptThe Destination Brief
A concise, current read on the market you are about to enter.
read · TEB → PBI
Open prototype →
Interactive conceptDrive the Destination
Chosen in flight and requested for the ramp at arrival time.
arrange · TEB → ASE
Open prototype →
Interactive conceptThe Private Dining Room
Private rooms discovered and requested for high-value entertaining.
reserve · TEB → PBI
Open prototype →
Featured prototype
Interactive prototype
Automotive partner · Palm Beach
The clearest version of the whole model: a route resolves a format, the passenger specifies something concrete at altitude, and, in a live deployment, a person in the destination market would act on it. Live availability and partner fulfillment are not represented.
- 01
Discover
The format surfaces because the aircraft is inbound to Palm Beach in season. Nothing about the passenger is known or needed.
- 02
Configure
The passenger specifies exterior, interior and options while airborne, with the destination and the arrival time already known.
- 03
Request
With explicit consent, the request carries the specification, arrival market and timing. In a live deployment, an approved retailer in the arrival market would receive it.
Presence when presence is enough. Interaction when it helps.
Sometimes the right experience is exceptional creative, storytelling or product discovery. Sometimes the passenger wants to go deeper, and Meridian makes that possible. The prototypes here demonstrate the passenger flow; they are not a requirement of every brand relationship, and live fulfillment is a pilot capability to validate.