Airlune offers European travellers a named human greeting for €18. For €32, a person will accompany them through boarding. Presentia supplies the people.
Neither service changes boarding priority, baggage allowance or the likelihood of reaching the destination. The airline handles those automatically.
Last Mile handles physical deliveries for AI agents that cannot receive an object themselves. Airlune’s online journey tool prepares an itinerary and clearly states that it does not book a ticket.
One traveller who bought the greeting said the person seemed to have expected her. She knew that was what she had paid for.