A corridor is the city territory where you operate AirJIT parcel handling. Opening one is an operator onboarding process, not a self-serve toggle in the consumer app. AirJIT reviews fit before any deposit, agreement, or Host Portal access.
What “corridor” means
Shippers and travelers list airport cities. A Host corridor is the ground coverage around those cities: a place users can reach to drop, hold, or collect. Exclusive city coverage is the program design — one Host operates AirJIT handling in that territory under the agreement.
Steps to open
- Prepare a company profile: legal entity, facility address, hours, staffing, and logistics experience.
- Write to AirJIT partnerships with the city you want to cover and how users would reach the site from the airport.
- If invited, complete diligence: identity, business registration, and facility review.
- Sign the Host agreement. Territory, term, and performance rules are defined there.
- Post the JIT security deposit to the designated on-chain hold.
- Complete training, receive Host Portal access, and go live for collect and deliver in that city.
Facility expectations
- Reachable office or warehouse — inside or near the airport, or another public location suited to drop-off
- Secure storage between legs
- Space to inspect and photograph without mixing parcels
- Staff who can meet traveler windows, not only weekday office hours
After go-live
Live trips and shipments appear in the Host Portal. You collect, inspect, store, and transfer. Shipper payment remains escrowed; your J1USD share releases when your defined step is done. Lost, damaged, or delayed parcels can draw on the deposit under the agreement.