Airport operator Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) in India has started the installation of an Integrated Trolley System (ICS) at Terminal 1 of the airport.
This baggage handling solution would have more capacity and speed.
In a statement, DIAL said, “The ICS compatible with Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) guarantees error-free sorting of baggage.
This new high-tech solution is capable of processing up to 6,000 bags per hour and will operate at a speed of 2.1 m per second.
The terminal’s current conveyor system has the capacity to operate at a speed of 0.5m per second.
During the transport procedure, from the check-in islands to the baggage preparation area, each bag will remain completely within the limits of its transport tray (cart).
This will minimize the risk of baggage loss and damage, as well as disruption of the solution caused by a strap or other baggage related issues.
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DIAL added, “ICS’s highly automated and complex system also enhances the passenger experience by ensuring that the right baggage reaches the right flight seamlessly and safely soon after a passenger has handed over. his luggage. “
Recently, Delhi International Airport completed the modernization of a British era runway, Runway 09/27, which was built during WWII.
In November last year, the airport revealed its intention to meet the goal of becoming a net carbon-emitting airport by 2030.
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