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RFID in Aviation: Why Every Airline is Tagging Bags and Parts

RFID in Aviation: Why Every Airline is Tagging Bags and Parts

Delta hit 99.9 per cent bag tracking accuracy after embedding RAIN RFID in its tags, and IATA now estimates 60 per cent of global baggage is tracked with the technology.…

RFID Emergency Equipment Checks in Aircraft Cabins: Emirates, AirAsia and Hainan Airlines

RFID Emergency Equipment Checks in Aircraft Cabins: Emirates, AirAsia and Hainan Airlines

Emirates scans 820 pieces of emergency equipment on an A380 in 11 minutes, down from 350 by hand. AirAsia Thailand cut nightly cabin checks from 60 minutes to about 20.…

Aalborg Airport and Lyngsoe mark nearly 20 years of collaboration on digital baggage handling

Aalborg Airport and Lyngsoe mark nearly 20 years of collaboration on digital baggage handling

Nearly 20 years of work between Aalborg Airport and Lyngsoe has turned baggage handling at the 1.6 million passenger Danish airport from a manual job into a fully automated one.…

Gerald R. Ford International Airport switches on RFID-tracked tote baggage handling

Gerald R. Ford International Airport switches on RFID-tracked tote baggage handling

Gerald R. Ford International Airport has opened a $135 million terminal expansion built around a baggage system that moves every checked bag in its own RFID-enabled tote, lifting capacity from…

NCAA Plans RFID Baggage Tracking Across All Nigerian Airports

NCAA Plans RFID Baggage Tracking Across All Nigerian Airports

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has set out plans to introduce RFID baggage tracking at Nigerian airports, replacing barcode bag tags with radio frequency tags read automatically as luggage…

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