Zone C · Baggage hall
BRS
Baggage Reconciliation System
Connecting baggage movement with passenger and flight information.
PositionBelt, make-up, ramp
ReadsBag tag at every stage
AnswersOffload in seconds
Runs onConsole & handheld
What it does
BRS follows each bag from acceptance to the hold. Every scan updates the bag's state — checked-in, loaded, offloaded, returned — and ties it to a passenger, a flight and a container, so the load can be authorised and an offload request can be answered in seconds instead of minutes.
The interface
Key capabilities
Tag scanningBag tag numbers read at the belt and at the aircraft.
Load and offloadLoad, force load, offload and return actions with reasons.
Container controlBags grouped by container, bay and sequence.
Flight schedulesAirlines, designators and roles per flight.
Handheld operationThe same workflow on a mobile scanner beside the aircraft.
Live countersChecked-in, reconciled, loaded, to-offload and offloaded totals.
Where it works
Baggage hall, make-up area, ramp and aircraft hold.
- Offload of a no-show passenger's bag before departure
- Peak-hour make-up with several flights in one hall
- Baggage audit after an irregularity
Workflow
Step 01Bag is tagged at check-in
Step 02Bag is scanned onto the belt
Step 03Bag is reconciled against passenger and flight
Step 04Bag is loaded into a container
Step 05Container is closed out to the aircraft
Benefits
- Authorised loading, bag by bag
- Fast, targeted offload instead of unloading a hold
- A record of where each bag was last seen
- Ramp and office working from the same data