Regaining Altitude – OEM Showcase The International Association of Baggage Handling Companies held its 2nd in-person meeting Friday, September 10th, in Dallas, TX. With numerous industry-leading Companies in attendance, it was valuable to network and receive updates on where the industry is going and what’s available today. Additionally, 14 OEM vendors showcased products in various…
Regaining Altitude – BHS Consultants Roundtable: The commercial aviation market in the United States continues to increase coming into the summer period. This month, the TSA saw more than two million passengers in one day. This is the first time the commercial aviation sector has crossed this threshold since March 2020. Still, international restrictions and…
Regaining Altitude-Adapting to Customers’ Needs As we continue on our journey of Regaining Altitude, we understand the importance of adapting to customers’ needs to regain their trust. As baggage handling systems companies, we are focused on transporting passengers’ bags, but we do not have bags to transport without the passengers. Andrew Boyett is Senior Manager…
Regaining Altitude: Future Projects The April 8, 2021, IABSC monthly meeting marked a Member Spotlight and the presentations of four airports which have planned expansions of facilities, including baggage handling systems. We had a good turnout, with 84 attendees. The meeting started with a Member Spotlight presentation by Automatic Systems, Inc., and was delivered…
Regaining Altitude: Future BHS Projects Many of our members expressed the desire to have visibility about future baggage handling projects. Well, the time has come and in April we will discuss four future projects, Asheville Regional, Austin International, Dallas – Ft. Worth International and Tucson International airports. Industry experts from each airport will discuss project…
The November meeting Cybersecurity Part 2 “Why it Matters” was well received by over 60 attendees. It was a general overview of the technical issues, but the conversation’s main strength was the focus on where BHS stands with other technologies in and Airport. BHS does not stand alone and is vulnerable to attacks via other…