Transport sector | virtual tour case study
Transport sector | virtual tour case study
We partnered with Exeter Airport in the South West of England to create a highly accessible, immersive, and commercially beneficial virtual tour. We were tasked with developing new innovations in the aviation sector.


As part of the prestigious Future of Air Mobility Accelerator cohort, delivered by Connected Places Catapult, we created Exeter Airport’s new virtual tour, which sets a global benchmark for accessibility and unlocks new opportunities for passenger engagement and revenue growth.
Part of our contribution, we set out to:
Once developed, we enhanced the tour with feedback from Exeter Airport’s PRM Consultative Group (Persons with Reduced Mobility) to ensure we meet the needs of passengers requiring additional support.
For travellers with additional needs, including neurodivergent persons and those unable to attend in-person familiarisation visits, the tour offers clarity, reassurance, and preparation before even setting foot inside the airport.
In addition to our standard features and processes we worked with Exeter Airport to implement a range of bespoke components that makes this virtual tour stand out in true form.
Following a tender process, we were chosen by the East Midlands train operating company due to our expertise in usability, custom design and accessibility.
Experience how Greater Anglia showcased their new train fleet with our 360° interactive tours, featuring spacious interiors, innovative accessibility features, realistic countryside backdrops, and an intuitive interface designed for effortless exploration.
Virtual tours offer transport providers powerful, measurable benefits that extend well beyond accessibility:
Exeter Airport’s virtual tour is more than a digital map; it’s a model of inclusive, revenue-generating passenger engagement. By blending accessibility with commercial strategy, it demonstrates how transport hubs can transform their passenger journey while unlocking new streams of value.

