Smart Baggage Handling System Market Share, Global Industry Size, Growth, Competitor Landscape, Regional Outlook 2022 to 2032

The smart baggage handling system market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 19.9% between 2022 and 2032, with revenues estimated at US$ 3.8 billion in 2021. The market is expected to be worth US$ 27.9 billion by the end of 2032.

Small airports’ baggage handling is simple, but it becomes considerably more intricate in remote airport locations and can result in skyrocketing prices and poor service. The increase in passengers passing through the air terminal intensified the level of luggage, which is the reason why the Sky terminal has implemented automated solutions to handle luggage more quickly.

The present baggage handling system, which airports and airlines operate, relieves ground personnel of their duties. This system quickens the baggage process to provide passengers with greater satisfaction. It has organized baggage displays and speedy sorting, tracking, and inferring systems that aid in the prevention of potential safety hazards.

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The overall objective of the smart baggage-handling system is to make the whole operation more cost-effective. Automation makes a big contribution to quicker turnaround times. Mechanisms ensure that the baggage of the appropriate passenger goes to the required airplane with the right cargo.

Competitive Landscape

The Smart Baggage Handling System Market is highly concentrated, with only a few competitors accounting for the vast majority of market share. These companies are raising their profits as well as market shares through smart joint projects. Some development in this Smart Baggage Handling System Market include:

1. In January 2020, Siemens Logistics’ bid to implement a newer hold baggage screening systems at Dublin Airport’s Terminal 2 was successful. The contract calls for the replacement of the current HBS as well as the installation of an extra line to improve capacity even more. This project presents a unique difficulty in that it must be completed without interfering with routine flight operations or passenger operations.
2. In April 2020, Vanderlande has been named Heathrow Airport’s strategic baggage supplier for another ten years. The newly inked ‘pan-airport’ agreement will include the Terminals’ operation, design, build and maintenance programs, as well as smart baggage control room services. Both organizations will collaborate to further create an integrated strategy that will expand on their existing connection.