The eighth annual SITA Baggage Report shows that baggage handling improved by 20.3% in 2011, saving airlines a total of $650 million. Read full article »
Swissport International has launched an innovative self-service baggage solution, which means passengers no longer have to queue to report lost baggage. Read full article »
Montréal-Trudeau has become the first airport in North America to offer passengers self-service bag drop facilities. Read full article »
The first stage of Edmonton International Airport’s (EIA) new baggage handling system has been completed as part of the ongoing ‘Expansion 2012’ project. Read full article »
Armando Brunini, Managing Director, Aeroporto di Bologna, outlined the airport’s plans for common bag drop in an exclusive interview with FTE’s Ross Falconer. Read full article »
Emirates’ new baggage delivery service at Dubai International Airport allows passengers to have their baggage collected and delivered directly to them.
Paris-Orly Airport has introduced an innovative two-step self-service bag drop, which allows passengers to check-in their bag in just 30 seconds.
As airports search for new ways to expedite baggage processing, self-service bag drop is emerging as a practical option to simplify the airport experience.
Bangalore International Airport has become the first airport in India to receive Baggage Improvement Programme certification from IATA.
Los Angeles International Airport has unveiled a new baggage screening system to enhance security and baggage processing and improve the passenger experience.