Your website shows what your screens show

When your staff change a time or a gate, your website changes too. No second system, no retyping. An optional module.

One change. Your screens and your website agree.

Without Integrations

Your website runs its own flight feed. Your staff move a flight to a new gate in Summit, and the screens update, but the website still shows the old gate.

Terminal screen
DL338CharlotteGate A1On time
Airport website
DL338CharlotteGate A4On time
With Integrations

Your website reads its flights from Summit. One change, and the screens and the website show the same gate, time and status.

Terminal screen
DL338CharlotteGate A1On time
Airport website
DL338CharlotteGate A1On time

How it gets connected

  1. 1

    We switch it on

    Summit turns on Integrations for your airport.

  2. 2

    Your website provider connects

    They link your website’s flight page to Summit, using a key your team controls, with help from Summit if they need it.

  3. 3

    Your website follows Summit

    From then on, every change your staff make in Summit shows on your website too.

What else it can do

The same flights, wherever you need them

  • Your airport app

    If you have one, it can show the same flights.

  • An AI assistant for your staff

    Staff can ask about today’s flights in plain English, like the example here.

  • Your reports

    Bring flight information into the tools your team already uses.

Which departures are delayed this afternoon?
Read from Summit · departures

Two afternoon departures are delayed:

  • AA226 to Washington, scheduled 1:05 PM, now 1:42 PM, gate A2
  • G4147 to New York, scheduled 5:00 PM, delayed, gate A4

UA429 to Detroit at 3:00 PM is cancelled.

Illustration with example flights from Summit’s training airport.

Peace of mind

Read-only

Connected systems can show your flight information. Nothing can change it through the connection.

You hold the key

Your administrators create and cancel access in the Summit portal.

Off whenever you like

Cancel the key or disconnect an assistant, and access stops straight away.

For your IT team or website provider

Simple and standard

What’s available: your airport’s profile, plus live arrivals and departures with times, statuses, gates and baggage claims, including your staff’s corrections.

API: a standard web API with a key, returning JSON.

MCP: AI assistants connect with standard sign-in and three read-only tools: get airport, list flights and get notice.

Ready-made skill: a short guide your AI assistant can install, so it knows how to connect to Summit and answer questions about your flights. Download the Summit flights skill

The Integrations page in the Summit portal, showing the API and MCP connection addresses and an active credential

Simple to deploy.
Easy to control.
Built to grow.

See Summit running in a live demo, and tell us what your airport needs.