Baggage Management Reconciliation System Intelligent Baggage Management and Tracking Fast And Efficient Baggage Handling As passenger volumes continue to grow at record rates, optimizing the passenger handling process is essential to the efficient operation of any airport. Baggage handling is one of the most critical elements of the overall passenger handling process. Only highly reliable and efficient control of the baggage flow will minimize transfer times and ensure that check-in resources are utilized most effectively. In cooperation with major baggage handling system providers, AirIT has developed our Baggage Management and Reconciliation System (BMRS). The AirIT BMRS represents the state of the art solution for optimal trouble- free operation of baggage handling systems. Baggage Service Messages Baggage Service Messages, as defined by IATA, are supported and accepted from all airlines. Concise reports are available for analyzing the baggage volume and retrieving detailed information about services such as last minute check-In or processing of oversized bags. The AirIT BMRS records all stages of the screening process. Based on specific timestamps, delays of individual bags can be fully analyzed. Additionally, to expedite manual examinations, passenger data can be provided to the screening personnel. Fast, efficient sortation is at the heart of every baggage handling system. The AirIT BMRS relies on a redundant computer system and has been designed to provide a high performing environment while minimizing For each piece of baggage, the AirIT BMRS determines and controls the path and handling from check-in to the baggage makeup area, ensuring the optimal use of every system resource. The AirIT BMRS achieves maximum throughput for no- read stations through seamless integration. Operating personnel are supported by concise reports and messages about unusual events. The AirIT BMRS allows for detailed near-term and long- term planning of all flights based upon current and historical data retrieved on-line from the airport operational database (AODB). With the aid of highly intuitive Gantt charts, welcome to the intelligent airport 5950 Hazeltine National Drive, Suite 210, Orlando, FL 32822

Baggage Management Reconciliation System simple operation of the BMRS is supported by constraint verification and conflict warnings. One or more make-up areas are assigned to each outbound flight, taking into account various criteria such as connecting flights and cabin classes. Advance baggage storage may be assigned to specific departure time windows or to particular flights. Destinations are automatically opened and closed at specified times and additional destinations may be defined for urgent bags. Baggage in the advance bag storage is completely managed by BMRS and automatically conveyed...