OverviewOptimal baggage handling system (BHS) design ensures efficient baggage flow so the hold baggage screening (HBS) area can cope with peak throughput capacity and maintain operational continuity.
DetailsHold baggage screening is a core element of the end-to-end baggage process. A properly configured BHS balances loads across redundant routes, optimises use of screening equipment and minimises the total number of screening machines required while preserving throughput and traceability.
Integration and complianceBEUMER Group baggage handling systems fully integrate compliant Hold Baggage Screening (HBS) equipment from leading suppliers. Designs support both loose-bag screening on conveyors and in-tote screening within a multi-level process engineered to meet TSA and ECAC Standard 3 requirements.
Key solution — CrisBag®BEUMER Group’s CrisBag® independent carrier system delivers 100% track and trace and was the first BHS partner certified by the TSA for in-tote hold baggage screening, enabling secure in-tote workflows while maintaining throughput.
Supporting contentWhitepaper available: "Assessing the impact of ECAC3 on baggage handling systems" (PDF, 566 KB).
Video case available demonstrating BEUMER Group hold baggage screening implementation (example: Oslo airport).
Technical characteristics / specifications- Integration with compliant Hold Baggage Screening (HBS) equipment from leading suppliers
- Support for loose-bag screening on conveyor belts
- Support for in-tote screening in a multi-level screening process
- Designs to comply with TSA and ECAC Standard 3
- Load balancing between redundant routes to optimise screening resource usage
- Reduction of required number of screening machines through system-level design
- CrisBag® independent carrier system: 100% track and trace
- TSA certification for in-tote hold baggage screening (CrisBag® solution)