YYC - Arrival Luggage Scan
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YYC - Arrival Luggage Scan
Last night landing at YYC there was a person scanning all the Bar codes of luggage arriving at the carrousel. I thought they must be checking to see if the priority tags work.
Someone must have given a heads up about the audit to the baggage handles. Mine was 4th one off. All the early luggage was tagged. Never happened before and not optimistic will happen again
Someone must have given a heads up about the audit to the baggage handles. Mine was 4th one off. All the early luggage was tagged. Never happened before and not optimistic will happen again
#2


Join Date: Dec 2007
Posts: 3,754
Did your bags come out any faster or were all the other bags just delayed until they found yours?
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Join Date: Nov 2008
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Last night landing at YYC there was a person scanning all the Bar codes of luggage arriving at the carrousel. I thought they must be checking to see if the priority tags work.
Someone must have given a heads up about the audit to the baggage handles. Mine was 4th one off. All the early luggage was tagged. Never happened before and not optimistic will happen again
Someone must have given a heads up about the audit to the baggage handles. Mine was 4th one off. All the early luggage was tagged. Never happened before and not optimistic will happen again
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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Then, when my bag got "lost" when connecting through YYZ from ORD-CDG, I realized what likely happened.
#5
Join Date: Mar 2008
Posts: 468
they do this at YVR for almost every flight. it's actually quite funny to watch as they are never wearing Air Canada attire, and once there was a customer who had arrived after a long week on the road pretty much tell the guy off so that he could grab his luggage and be on his way.
I think there's multiple reasons for it:
1) Timing - they are trying to get their times down between the plane getting to the gate and customers getting their luggage
2) Fraud - I can only imagine how many people claim luggage as stolen when i really isn't
3) Timing - trying to keep track of priority tags and when they show up
I've seen it done manually at YOW where a girl with a clip board and a stop watch was recording everything....
Hopefully they get the info we've been telling them for years - it takes WAY TOO LONG!
I think there's multiple reasons for it:
1) Timing - they are trying to get their times down between the plane getting to the gate and customers getting their luggage
2) Fraud - I can only imagine how many people claim luggage as stolen when i really isn't
3) Timing - trying to keep track of priority tags and when they show up
I've seen it done manually at YOW where a girl with a clip board and a stop watch was recording everything....
Hopefully they get the info we've been telling them for years - it takes WAY TOO LONG!




