Sky Cycle

Sky Cycle puts stationary bikes inside airports so travelers can exercise while they wait. The company calls them cycling kiosks or smart cycling units. The idea is to turn airport downtime into time for movement.

The site says the units are compact and attach to existing seating. They are meant to avoid blocking foot traffic or cleaning work. Installation is described as fast, safe and secure. Travelers use the Sky Cycle app to scan a unit, ride and change the resistance. No staff are needed, so the service is self-service. The site says the app is coming soon.

For airports, the company offers a shared revenue model. An airport can run a pilot test or buy a fleet of cycles for a wellness zone. The site has a revenue calculator. A user can change the number of cycles, the price per ride, the average rides per day and the airport share, and see projected yearly revenue.

The company says the cycles give travelers a low-impact way to stay active and reduce stress. It describes the benefit to airports as higher passenger satisfaction and new revenue outside normal fees. The site has a contact form for travelers and airports who want a demo, and a separate support form for the app.