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Accelevate, BEN launch AI passenger engagement platform at LAX

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By AI, Created 10:26 UTC, Sep 11, 2026, AGP -

Accelevate Solutions and Brand Engagement Network launched a live AI-powered passenger engagement platform for off-airport shuttle and parking providers at Los Angeles International Airport. The system gives riders real-time vehicle and route information while creating a new media and advertising channel for operators and brands.

Why it matters: - The platform turns shuttle and parking fleets into a live engagement channel instead of only a transportation service. - The launch could create new revenue for off-airport operators once paid campaigns go live. - Riders get route visibility and arrival updates without downloading a separate app.

What happened: - Accelevate Solutions and Brand Engagement Network, Inc. launched a live AI-powered passenger engagement platform for off-airport parking and shuttle services at Los Angeles International Airport. - The platform is live now for promotional and static advertising. - Live paid advertising is expected to begin in Q4 2026. - The system connects riders, operators and brands through a real-time media and engagement layer.

The details: - Passengers can see routes, live vehicle locations and estimated arrival times inside a mobile experience. - The mobile client works with no app download required. - The platform combines Accelevate’s MobilityConnect fleet and audience-intelligence tools with BEN’s AI engagement technology. - The solution is delivered through the Mydas enterprise media platform. - Connected-vehicle data, including data from Xirgo Technologies, powers the vehicle layer. - Operators can add a digital engagement layer to existing transportation services without replacing core fleet systems. - The media layer is currently enabled with static loyalty promotions. - New advertising inventory can be sold now, even before paid campaigns begin. - The platform is designed to support measurable media delivery grounded in real-world mobility context.

Between the lines: - Accelevate and BEN are trying to monetize assets already in motion by pairing transit data with advertising tools. - BEN’s minority stake in Accelevate aligns the companies financially while keeping Accelevate off BEN’s consolidated financials. - BEN expects its ownership in Accelevate to be about 20% after a previously disclosed $1 million strategic investment and related warrants. - The companies are framing the launch as an early step toward broader airport and public-sector expansion. - The commercial value still depends on adoption by operators, passengers and advertisers.

What’s next: - Accelevate expects rapid adoption through Q1 2027, according to James Maury, president and co-founder of Accelevate Solutions. - BEN said it will continue supporting Accelevate’s airport expansion across the U.S. and into public-sector opportunities in Latin America. - Paid advertising inventory at LAX is expected to start in Q4 2026. - The companies will need to convert the enabled media layer into sold campaigns to realize the revenue opportunity.

The bottom line: - The LAX launch gives shuttle operators a new way to inform riders and sell advertising from the same connected fleet infrastructure. - The near-term test is whether the platform can move from live engagement to paid media at scale.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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