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Baggage handling

 

Luggage on a baggage handling system conveyor beltBaggage handling is the process of transporting passenger luggage from a check-in counter at a departure airport, onto a plane cargo hold and then to a collection point at an arrival airport.

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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Leo, SITA’s baggage robot

4 May 2017 | By

Leo is a fully autonomous, self-propelling baggage robot that has the capacity to check in, print bag tags and transport up to two suitcases with a maximum weight of 32kg.

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Passenger experience: Supporting a seamless journey

7 March 2017 | By

Customers expect to be able to manage their own journeys with the help of the latest technology and apps. To keep up with the ever-changing digital world, Air New Zealand embarked on a revolutionary self-service initiative. Group General Manager of Airports, Roger Gray, outlines the world-first biometric bag drop installation…