2. AIRPORT HANDLING PROCEDURE
(AHP)
It includes several operations like
Reservation counter
Check –in counter
Baggage Make Up Area (BMA)
Boarding gate
Region of aircraft movement and parking (RAMP)
Arrival
Cargo
3. RESERVATION COUNTER
Reservation counter means a counter, where from a
passenger can purchase his/her ticket for travel.
Generally, we can see reservation counter in airports
5. CHECK –IN COUNTER
The check-in is normally handled by an airline itself or a
handling agent working on behalf of an airline. Passengers
usually hand over any baggage that they do not wish or are
not allowed to carry on to the aircraft's cabin and receive a
boarding pass before they can proceed to board their
aircraft.
6. Check-in is usually the first procedure for a passenger when
arriving at an airport, as airline regulations require
passengers to check in by certain times prior to the
departure of a flight.
7. FUNCTIONS OF CHECK –IN
COUNTER
When passenger presents himself/herself at the check-in
counter the following checks must be done. Along with that
always wish passengers with a pleasant or warm smile and
wish the time of the day followed by:
Check for the security sticker and condition of the
baggage. Make sure baggage has been screened and does
not contain any dangerous goods articles
8. Request for ticket if not already presented. Check ticket
details validity of ticket, sector of travel etc.
Check photo id card of the passenger without any mistake.
Ask for seat preference.
Provide assistance according to passenger status( be more
active for SSR passengers).
Weigh baggage and ask about the fragile item.
Charge for excess baggage( only then passenger baggage
weight is more than FBA(Free Baggage Allowance)). Issue
Boarding Pass and Baggage Tag.
9. Confirm passenger about sector, seat number and
baggage.
Inform passenger about flight status and gate
numbers.
10. BAGGAGE MAKE UPAREA
Baggage Make Up Area (BMA) is the adjacent place of
terminal building where the check-in /registered baggage are
segregated as per flight detail, reconciled by the employee,
and consolidated in trolleys and dispatched to the
RAMP(Region of Aircraft Movement and Parking)
11. FUNCTIONS OF BMA:
Arrange trolleys according to the flights load.
Check security sticker of the baggage and segregated as per
the destination.
Check the types of baggage(i.e. hardcase, soft baggage,
fragile baggage etc.) and then align.
Reconcile baggage and load in trolley.
Dispatch baggage to aircraft for loading.
Inform RAMP staff about trolley count, baggage count and
baggage weight
13. FUNCTIONS OF BG/SHA:
Ensure all passengers’ hand baggage tags are stamped.
Take details of all SSR passengers before boarding.
Inform AAI (Airport Authority of India) about boarding
of the particular flight.
Make announcement from the PA Booth (Passenger
Addressing Booth).
14. Assist senior citizen passengers, first time traveller, UM
(Unaccompanied Minor), mother with infant
Inform RAMP about missing passenger (if in case)
Pass TOB (Total on Board) to RAMP. Close door within
restricted time