RFID Baggage Tracking benefits for airlines, airports, and passengers

Summary of Hand-to-Hand RFID Baggage Tracking benefits for airlines, airports, and passengers

RFID increases automation in baggage handling processes, significantly reducing the number of mishandled bags — and the associated costs. We, at Longest Chance, employ RFID baggage tracking to provide real-time visibility into the whereabouts of passenger luggage, including cross-checks at every step of the bag’s travels. The system offers excellent bag tag readability at 99.99%. Everyone wins — airlines, airports, and passengers.

Passenger

  • Bags arrive on time: The reduction in mishandled bags ensures that more passengers are reunited with their bags as expected.
  • More on-time departures: RFID can increases the number of timely departures by enabling more efficient loading of baggage onto the plane.
  • Shorter connection times as a result of reduced mishandling errors.
  • Improved safety: Compliance with government safety regulations improves the level of passenger safety.
  • Theft reduction: RFID can provide a real-time history of movement for any bag.

Airline

  • Faster connection times as a result of reduced mishandling errors.
  • Increase in baggage processing efficiency — handlers can process more baggage more accurately.
  • Reduction in operating costs due to more efficient use of employee time and a possible reduction in end-to-end flight times.
  • Significant improvement in customer satisfaction through the substantial reduction in baggage-handling errors. RFID can enable airlines to potentially achieve almost 100 percent accuracy in baggage handling.
  • Comprehensive audit of baggage inventory to enable continuous improvement in baggage handling procedures, increasing security and reducing the opportunity for baggage theft.
  • Cost-effective automated compliance with new safety regulations.

Airport

  • Improve brand positioning: Public perception is improved through operational efficiency and increased security levels.
  • Reduce operation costs: The volume of manual activities is reduced, improving worker productivity.
  • Scale the airport infrastructure to easily and cost-effectively accommodate future growth in passenger and checked baggage volumes.
  • Reduce minimum connection times (MCT) for transfer passengers at hub airports (if transfer baggage is handled with RFID).
  • Improve theft protection: RFID can record the movement of each bag from the moment it is tagged.
  • Ensure compliance with new safety regulations: RFID can automatically collect the data required to monitor and ensure compliance with safety regulations.
  • Take advantage of infrastructure capable of handling the increased baggage volumes today, as well as the significant increase anticipated in the near future.

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