Relieving the lifting load for aircraft handlers
Schiphol was looking into various lifting aids. Due to laws related to working conditions, Schiphol had to invest in better working conditions for everyone on the airport – as soon as possible. We had to improve working conditions while pilots and testing were still going on. Various items were procured, installed and modified on the spot. Within a really short timeframe, we had to break through the long processes of project management at a large airport, install untested lifting aids and develop, engineer and install them on the spot, collaborating with various stakeholders and trusted partners.
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Are quick wins being overlooked while awaiting full baggage automation?
While fully automated baggage handling is the future, today’s solutions often fail to scale effectively. Airports and handlers face challenges in retaining and recruiting staff, improving working conditions and enhancing the overall efficiency of baggage handling, all of which directly impact aircraft turnaround times, passenger satisfaction and infrastructure utilization. How can we better optimize our current baggage systems to increase efficiency, reduce baggage damage and improve working conditions, all while preparing for future growth and protecting our infrastructure investments?
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