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A baggage handling system (BHS) is made up of a number of different processes and checks. A BHS is designed to count bags, check weights of bags, balance loads, screen suitcases for security reasons, transport bags through an airport conveyor belt system and read bag information automatically.
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31 December 2024 | By
Nora Immonen, Vice President and Director of Commercial Services Business at Finavia answers some questions on Finavia’s strategy around F&B and retail, as well as challenges and opportunities for the year ahead.
Stevie Summers, Head of Baggage at London Gatwick Airport spoke to International Airport Review about how the airport is transforming baggage operations, making the job safer and his long career in baggage.
Munich Airport and Lufthansa are testing remote-controlled passenger bridges and automated baggage handling systems to enhance efficiency, reduce physical strain on employees, and improve the overall passenger experience.
eezeetags Founder, Borry Vrieling is a true label industry veteran, after employment at Avery Dennison he started his own company 13 years later, serving technical niche companies with identification solutions based on tags and labels. Eezeetags was born out of his drive to improve simplicity after a stressful self-tag experience.
5 November 2024 | By
Every year, airlines manage over 4 billion bags, with millions lost or misplaced, resulting in significant costs and damaged reputations.
International Airport Review’s In-Depth Focus on baggage transformation is now available to download! In this In-Depth Focus we hear from London Gatwick and Amsterdam Schiphol Airports on how they are innovating to improve the efficiency and accuracy of their baggage handling systems, and integrate technology in order to make the…
In this issue of International Airport Review we feature articles from industry experts on a range of topics including: innovation, winter operations, cargo, retail, ARFF, airport experience, and airport construction and design. All this, plus an In-Depth Focus on baggage transformation. Read it for free now.
28 October 2024 | By Idemia, Air France
Since 2023, Air France has been operating an innovative luggage identification solution in the framework of the RecoPhoto Programme at Paris Airport. Join this webinar to hear from Arnaud Cervantes, Fabien Dupre and Laurent Ismert as they will share their observations on the programme’s deployment, operational feedback and way forward.
International Airport Review spoke to Hans Thilenius, the Deputy Executive Director of Los Angeles World Airports, to discover how the terminal modernisation goes beyond an updated aesthetic.
Brussels International Airport has announced it will invest in new baggage sorting systems, loading zones, and storage areas, and investments are also being made in a more ergonomic workplace for baggage handlers.
Belfast City Airport has completed its £3m investment project that has significantly enhanced security checks, the new security screening technology will enable passengers to keep liquids, gels, and pastes, including toiletries and cosmetics, up to 100ml.
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Mahmood AlSeddiqi, former Vice President of IT for Bahrain Airport Company, writes exclusively for International Airport Review on the different scenarios in which airports can leverage the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning and the fundamentals that all airports must have, to accept the new changes.
Le Thi Hong Minh, General Director of Cam Ranh International Terminal JSC (CRTC), introduces her airport and explains what makes it one of the most advanced international terminals in Vietnam.