BAA and Emirates trial RFID tagging luggage

Pilot project at Heathrow's Terminal 3 will involve 300,000 bags travelling between London, Hong Kong and Dubai being labelled with electronic radio tags to improve baggage handling efficiency and accuracy.

By Chris Green

published 15 February 2008

in News

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