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Global Airport Self-Service Bag Drop Market 2024-
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AIRPORT SELF-SERVICE BAG DROP MARKET
INTRODUCTION
To put the traveller in charge of checking their own luggage is Self Bag Drop, which is a
steady process. Passengers can simply donate their bags without fuss using the Self Bag
Drop service, which is an automatic luggage consignment service. Customers may check
their own baggage quickly, safely, and effortlessly with Self Bag Drop in addition to self
check-in and web check-in.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
DESCRIPTION

AIRPORT SELF-SERVICE BAG DROP MARKET SIZE AND FORECAST
The global airport self-service Bag Drop market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is
anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
AIRPORT SELF-SERVICE BAG DROP MARKET RECENT PRODUCT
DEVELOPMENT AND INNOVATION

Operator Bangalore International Airport Limited has installed 16 completely automated
self bag drop devices at Bengaluru International Airport in an effort to speed up baggage
processing and shorten check-in lines. Fully automated luggage drop-off systems are
being introduced for the first time in the nation at Bengaluru International Airport.
The automated self-bag drop system for Spirit Airlines features biometric photo-matching
technology. It is accessible at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Passengers
can check their luggage alone without interacting with a customer service representative
using the self-bag drop system.
A government-issued ID’s scan is compared to the passenger’s photo in the system’s
biometric photo-matching technology to ensure its validity. The technology will do away
with the need to present official identity to a representative while checking luggage after an
initial trial run at ATL with both manual ID check and biometric opt-in.
Zurich Airport (ZRH), the biggest airport in Switzerland, serves as a key entry point into
and out of the nation. ZRH has made the decision to incorporate an automated baggage
handling system to expedite the luggage drop procedure in order to provide its customers
with the best possible travel experience.
The self-service kiosks are the newest in innovative technology from ZRH, which won the
World Travel Awards title of Europe’s Leading Airport (25-40 Mio. Pax).
Materna IPS has created a highly secure intrusion detection at the SBDs to meet ZRH
security criteria. By keeping an eye on the insertion location, scanning tunnel, and tunnel
exit, this system stops youngsters or unauthorized individuals from entering the SBD
system. The SBD system quickly stops to prevent injury if an entry or other unnecessary
object movement is detected.

All seven of United Airlines’ US hub airports have just begun offering the new “bag drop
shortcut.” The service shortens the time it takes to check bags, which United Airlines
described as a “stressful and time-consuming element of flying.”
Customers who want to use the service must check in using the United smartphone app,
where they can choose how many bags they will be bringing and receive directions to the
counter.
Customers just need to find the proper kiosk, proceed to the bag drop, and scan their
boarding pass before weighing their suitcase. Once the passenger’s ID has been verified,
a customer care representative will tag the luggage and send them on their way.
Customers spent just one minute or less on average checking in their luggage thanks to
the shortcut. United has developed the idea into a fully operational system over the past

six months across all of its hubs, including Chicago, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles,
Newark, San Francisco, and Washington, DC.
SITA revealed that it had partnered with the reputable baggage handling company Alstef
Group to introduce Swift Drop, a new self-bag drop service that vastly speeds up the
process of checking in your own bag.
Felipe Angeles International Airport in Mexico City, which just opened in late March, is the
first airport in the world to have 20 Swift Drop machines installed.
Passengers may check in their bags swiftly thanks to the rapid, user-friendly interface,
skipping the lengthy lines at conventional check-in stations. Passengers will have more
time to spend airside as a result, increasing airport shop sales. Without assistance,
passengers can easily print their own bag tags and load their belongings onto the
reachable conveyor.
Swift Drop is a fully integrated bag processing solution from Alstef Group and SITA’s TS6
kiosk, and it is a part of SITA’s award-winning Smart Path passenger processing offering.
Swift Drop significantly improves baggage handling for airports and airlines from the
moment a bag is placed on the conveyor belt, quickly recognising overweight and
oversized luggage. With an average first-time tag read rate of 95%, cutting-edge camera
tag-reading technology guarantees that baggage will also be handled more quickly.
For passengers of AirBaltic and SAS, Tallinn Airport in Estonia has introduced a self-
service bag drop so they can go airside more swiftly. Passengers who checked in online
can use the bag drop locations, which are at workstations 1-4. This system allows
baggage to be dropped off up to 24 hours in advance, allowing passengers to bring their
bags to the airport early if they choose. The bag-drop service is available from 4:00am to
9:00pm.

The implementation of the bag-drop service is a crucial step in the digitalization of the
airport and improving the customer experience. Everyone has grown accustomed to using
their phone to check in online and receive their boarding pass. However, up until now,
travellers with luggage have still needed to wait in line to check their bags for flights.
Therefore, this month, AirBaltic and SAS passengers can use the self-service bag drop.
In a number of airports, including Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Amsterdam Schiphol, Air
France-KLM has been investing in self-service bag drop technology. Passengers can print
baggage tags, weigh their bags, and drop them off at a self-service kiosk using the self-
service bag drop system.
Passengers using the self-service bag drop system can check in their bags and print their
own baggage tags using a touch screen kiosk. After the luggage tags are printed,
travellers can affix them to their bags and put them on the conveyer belt so that the bags
can be processed and scanned.
The advantages of this approach include shorter wait times, more effectiveness, and
increased control over check-in for passengers. Passengers can check in whenever it’s
convenient with the self-service kiosks, skipping huge lines during peak hours.
AIRPORT SELF-SERVICE BAG DROP MARKET RECENT PRODUCT LAUNCH
At Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, Delta Air Lines has introduced a brand-new
self-service bag drop system that employs face recognition technology to confirm
travellers’ identities. The goal of this approach is to increase productivity and shorten
airport wait times.
Passengers using this new system can check in their bags and scan their passports at a
self-service kiosk. The passenger’s face is then compared to their passport photo using
facial recognition technology to confirm their identification. Passengers can drop off their
bags at the bag drop station when the system prints the luggage tags and confirms the
identity.

Wait times might be cut down and the whole passenger experience at the airport could be
enhanced with this new technology. Passengers can swiftly drop off their baggage and get
through security by automating the check-in procedure, which saves time and lessens
stress.
It’s important to keep in mind that while facial recognition technology can increase
productivity, privacy and security issues are also raised. In order to secure passenger data
and privacy, airlines and airports must make sure that these systems are applied in a
responsible and ethical manner.
AIRPORT SELF-SERVICE BAG DROP MARKET DYNAMIC
At London Heathrow Airport, British Airlines has been testing a new self-service bag drop
system that uses biometric technology to confirm travellers’ identities. The purpose of this
technology is to enhance passenger comfort and shorten airport wait times.
Passengers can check in their bags and scan their boarding cards using a self-service
kiosk with this system. The passenger’s identity is confirmed by the biometric technology
when it compares their face to the one on their boarding pass.
Passengers can drop off their bags at the bag drop station when the system prints the
luggage tags and confirms the identity.
The biometric self-service bag drop technology has the potential to shorten lines and
enhance the general comfort of airport visitors. Passengers can swiftly drop off their
baggage and get through security by automating the check-in procedure, which saves time
and lessens stress.
AIRPORT SELF-SERVICE BAG DROP MARKET COMPANY PROFILE

Embross
Rockwell Collins
ICM Airport Technics
Beumer Group
Elenium
Glidepath
Marcus Pedersen
Daifuku
Materna IPS
Naitec
SITA
Innovative Travel Solutions
Vanderlande
Zamar
AIRPORT SELF-SERVICE BAG DROP MARKET REPORT WILL ANSWER
FOLLOWING QUESTIONS
1. What is the average cost per global airport self-service Bag Drop market right now
and how will it change in the next 5-6 years?
2. Average cost to set up a global airport self-service Bag Drop market in the US,
Europe and China?
3. How many global airport self-service Bag Drop markets are manufactured per
annum globally? Who are the sub-component suppliers in different regions?
4. What is happening in the overall public, globally?
5. Cost breakup of a global airport self-service Bag Drop market and key vendor
selection criteria
6. Where is the global airport self-service Bag Drop market manufactured? What is the
average margin per equipment?
7. Market share of global airport self-service Bag Drop market manufacturers and their
upcoming products

RELATED REPORTS
8. The most important planned global airport self-service Bag Drop market in next 2
years
9. Details on network of major global airport self-service Bag Drop market and pricing
plans
10. Cost advantage for OEMs who manufacture global airport self-service Bag Drop
market in-house
11. 5 key predictions for next 5 years in global airport self-service Bag Drop market
12. Average B-2-B global airport self-service Bag Drop market price in all segments
13. Latest trends in global airport self-service Bag Drop market, by every market
segment
14. The market size (both volume and value) of the global airport self-service Bag Drop
market in 2024-2030 and every year in between?
15. Global production breakup of global airport self-service Bag Drop market, by
suppliers and their OEM relationship

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