At MOST, our platform evolves continuously, every two weeks, new updates reach our airline partners automatically. No need to ask, wait or pay for a change request. No waiting months for improvements. No added cost.

To make it easier to follow the bigger picture, we group these incremental updates into quarterly milestones, each representing a major step forward in usability, automation, and reliability. Looking back so far this year, we've added some significant updates to our product:

Lovelace, Creativity and Vision

Our first release of the year reimagined how onboard systems work together.
It introduced smarter synchronization between ground and flight systems, refined usability, and laid the foundation for the user experience refresh that followed.

• Optimized sync for large flight data sets
• UI refinements for faster workflows
• Enhanced visibility for crews and operational control teams

Hopper, Engineering and Efficiency

The mid-year release was about making the complex simple.
Hopper brought automation and intelligence to the forefront, helping finance and operations teams gain accuracy and speed while empowering crew to drive sales.

• Automated packing and load tracking
• Flight schedule change alerts
• Real-time crew insights driving double-digit sales increases
• Streamlined reconciliation and reporting, reducing manual workload by 10×

Hamilton, Resilience and Precision

Hamilton marked a turning point, a new foundation for the MOST platform, with the launch of Fresh UI and deep improvements to reliability, speed, and insight.

• Fresh UI: a clean, intuitive POS design that simplifies every onboard sale
• Flight Lines: visibility across entire aircraft rotations, from load to offload
• Payment optimization: record-high success rates, saving airlines millions (literally)
• Platform-wide performance and security upgrades

What’s next

The next series of releases will expand how airlines connect with passengers and crews onboard. From seat maps that enable personalized service and assigned price for every seat, to peer-to-peer communication that keeps consistent data flows onboard with no connectivity, to new features on passenger ordering that allows travelers to browse and order directly from their own devices to a restaurant-style inflight experience and more.

MOST continues to evolve every two weeks, guided by feedback, data, and our mission to deliver the most advanced onboard retail and payment platform in aviation.

Explore the full journey on our Changelog.