The premier conference for business travellers who refuse to be late.
QEII Centre, Westminster · 12 minutes from Westminster tube
The problem is real. You've done the maths in your head a hundred times. Flight lands at 14:00. Meeting's at 17:00. Three hours. Plenty of time. Except: immigration (15 mins? 45 mins? depends on the day and whether someone's brought undeclared cheese). Bags (if they show up). The walk to the taxi rank that's somehow always under construction. Traffic. Weather. The M25 existing.
You're doing mental arithmetic at 35,000 feet instead of preparing for the meeting that could make or break your quarter.
The industry doesn't help. Google Maps thinks you're already at the kerb. Your airline's app shows "landed" when you're still taxiing to a gate in a different postcode. Corporate travel tools were designed by people who've never had to explain to a client why they're 20 minutes late to their own pitch.
The knowledge exists, but it's scattered. Somewhere, someone knows that CDG Terminal 2E to 2F is a 25-minute death march. Someone else knows the Pret in Heathrow T5 departures has a faster queue than arrivals. A third person has mapped every power outlet in Singapore Changi. But this wisdom lives in frequent flyer forums, Reddit threads, and the hard-won trauma of road warriors who learned the hard way.
Until now. (If this conference were real. Which it isn't. But the problems are.)
This is not a real conference. The website is real. The pixels are genuine. The code runs. We committed to the bit.
Terminal Velocity Conference is a demonstration project by Potniq—showing, not telling, what we do. The fake conference, the fake airline, the very real website: all part of illustrating why business travellers need better tools for timing.
Also, we thought it would be funny. We were right.
A Potniq Production — potniq.com
"Cappuccino, per favore" · "IPA, s'il vous plait" · "Dankeschon" · "Gate B47?" · "Is this the fast track queue?" · "Do you have a UK adapter?" · "The Wi-Fi password is what?"
Three days of precision-focused content for 2,000 delegates who value their time.
Pre-Conference
The Outbound Journey
The Return Journey
Industry leaders who've logged enough miles to know the difference between a good connection and a missed meeting.
CEO & Founder, Zephyr Airways
Serial entrepreneur who co-founded Potniq—which is infinitely percent more real than this conference and the airline. Former developer advocate who realised the real debugging happens at airport security. Has catalogued every power outlet in Terminal 5 and will share this information unsolicited.
Product Coaching for the AI Era · richarddas.com
Helps leaders, founders and teams cut through the AI noise and turn ambitious ideas into scaleable, human-centred solutions. Former product innovation lead at Apple and Deloitte. Has deep experience turning complex challenges into clear, practical actions—and mediating conflicts between AI agents who refuse to cooperate.
Lunch service features a rotating selection of fine airline meals from Zephyr Airways' business class galley. Chicken or pasta. The chicken is always the right choice. You know this.
The 5:47am Terminal 2 experience
Chicken. Always chicken.
Coffee breaks powered by genuine airport coffee machines—the same ones you'll find in Terminal 2 at 5:47am. We're not saying they're good. We're saying they're accurate.
Afternoon tea includes that one biscuit from the lounge that's somehow always slightly stale but you eat it anyway because it's free.
Vegetarian and dietary options available. They will also be authentic.
Celebrating excellence and catastrophe in equal measure. Friday 20 March, 15:30.
Airports that respect your time and cardiovascular system.
Life's too short for bad espresso at 6am.
Excellence in quick-service food. Judged on taste, speed, and "will this destroy me on the flight?"
For airports that finally worked out liquids go in a bag.
A special dishonour. Previous winners include "that bit of Heathrow where T5 becomes T3 for no reason."
The horizontal surface that saved your meeting. Benches without armrests only.
We're in talks with The Layovers Podcast for a live recording at TVConf 2026.
Awaiting response on Bluesky. Paul says he doesn't read his socials much. We believe him. We're trying anyway.
Choose your experience.
Redeem 120,000 Jetstream Miles for Business or Gold tier. Economy not available for redemption—if you have 120,000 miles, you deserve a seat. IFE requires no redemption; just book a Zephyr flight.
Subject to taxes, fees, and carrier-imposed surcharges. Miles cannot be combined with cash. Blackout dates may apply. Jetstream Miles have no cash value. Zephyr Airways reserves the right to change the redemption rate at any time for any reason, including no reason. See full terms at fly-zephyr.com/jetstream. This is the way.
Terminal Velocity 2026 is made possible by organisations who understand that time is everything.
"The airline that gets you there."
Interested? Email [email protected]
Located in the heart of Westminster. More importantly, optimally positioned for transit from all major London airports. Because we practice what we preach.
| Westminster tube | 8 min walk |
| St James's Park tube | 6 min walk |
| London City Airport (LCY) | 34 min |
| Heathrow Terminal 5 | 47 min |
| Gatwick South | 68 min |
| St Pancras (Eurostar) | 22 min |
| Luton | 58 min* |
| Stansted | Don't. Just don't. |
| London Oxford | Not in London. Doesn't count. |
*Times assume normal conditions. The Jubilee line counts as a normal condition. The District line does not.
**Luton caveat: 58 minutes assumes the M1 is complying. The M1 does not comply. Budget accordingly.