CREW REST
Crew rest that works around your operation
Rest at the airport
Give crew a dedicated place to sleep between duties, without leaving the airport.
Your app, your brand
Booking lives inside your airline's own app, under your brand. Nothing new for crew to download or sign up for.
Self-service access
The pod unlocks from the phone and locks itself when the slot ends. No reception, no key handover, no night shift.
HOW IT WORKS
From booking to rest in three steps
Your crew manages the entire reservation through your airline's branded app.
1. Choose a time
Pick the day, the start time and how long. By the hour, or a day pass until midnight.
2. Find a pod
See the pods free for that exact slot, with the price, and pick one.
3. Book and enter
Pay in the app, get the confirmation, and use it to open the pod door for the booked period.
A dedicated space for crew rest
The NapBox First Class is a soundproof sleep pod built for a single occupant, sized to drop into an airport lounge or crew facility. Paired with NapX, it can be reserved and accessed without staff managing each booking.
Specifications
- External size: L86.61" x W60.47" x H92.32" (2200 x 1536 x 2346 mm)
- Internal size: L80.32" x W59.06" x H84.25" (2040 x 1500 x 2140 mm)
- Weight: 1,500 lb (680 kg)
- Capacity: one person
- Power: 120V outlets, 10 ft power cord
- Fire safety: meets UL 962 requirements
- Sprinkler: predrilled hole with removable cap
- Seismic safety: optional anchor bolts, emergency hammer
APP & API
One platform for booking and pod access
NapX manages availability, reservations and door access, and exposes all of it to your airline through two APIs.
Your brand, not ours
Booking lives inside an airline-branded membership app. Crew never leave your brand to find a pod.
Live availability
NapX holds which pods are free, for which slot, and keeps that in step across every booking channel.
By the hour or the day
Crew pay in the app for the window they need, hourly or a day pass until midnight.
Access follows the booking
The pod door opens for the booked period and closes itself after, so nobody has to manage the handover.
A front desk nobody has to staff
The lounge team gets one grid for the day: which pod is taken, by whom, until when. Turnaround time after each check-out is blocked off on its own, so the next crew member cannot book a pod that has not been reset yet.
- Booking grid by pod and by hour
- Automatic turnaround buffers between crew
- Digital key issued per reservation
- Rates, products and open bills in one place
PRICING
Two ways to offer crew rest
Your crew pays per booking, or your airline covers it as a benefit.
Crew pay for their own reservations in the app. NapX takes a 4.5% processing fee on each booking, and the airline pays nothing.
Talk to salesYour airline offers pod access as a crew benefit. One flat rate per member each month, however much they book.
Talk to salesWHY NAPBOX
Crew rest that fits airline operations
Rest where duty happens
Give pilots and cabin crew a place to rest at the airport, close to where they need to be.
Hardware and software together
NapBox provides the sleep pods. NapX manages bookings and access, so staff do not need to handle each reservation.
No booking system to build
NapX provides the reservation and access functions through an airline-branded app, without the airline building those functions from scratch.
ACCESS
Access tied to each reservation
Access ends with the booking
The pod opens for the crew member who booked it, for the window they booked. When the slot ends, so does access.
No keys, no handover
Nothing physical to issue, collect or replace between crew members, and nothing for a night shift to supervise.
One pod, one occupant
Each reservation belongs to a single crew member, so there is no shared code being passed around a roster.
Meet NapBox and NapX at API Aviation
27 October, Manhattan. Around 60 airlines, representing more than 250,000 crew members, in one room. Come to the Nap York booth to sit in the NapBox First Class pod and book it from the NapX app.
Questions airlines ask
Can our crew book pods through our own app?
Yes. NapX powers an airline-branded membership app where crew check availability, book a pod and open its door. Fitting that into an app you already run is agreed with our team first.
How much does NapX cost?
Either a 4.5% processing fee on each crew-paid booking, or $1.99 per member per month when the airline offers access as a benefit.
Who pays for crew reservations?
Your airline chooses. Crew can pay per booking, or the airline can cover it as a complimentary benefit.
Where can the pods be installed?
Airport lounges and airline crew facilities. Each pod is 86.61" long, 60.47" wide and 92.32" high and weighs 1,500 lb, so the floor and the route in are checked per site.
Can NapX connect to our existing crew systems?
NapX runs on two APIs, one for booking and one for pod access, so it can be connected to the systems an airline already uses. The scope is agreed with our team before integration starts.
What does installation involve?
The pod runs on standard 120V outlets with a 10 ft power cord, has a predrilled sprinkler hole with a removable cap, and meets UL 962 fire safety requirements. Optional anchor bolts are available for seismic zones. Site preparation and timing are confirmed per location.
Give your crew rest at the airport
Tell us which airports your crew turn around in, and we will come back with pods, pricing and a timeline.