Forward & Left - Will send baggage either forward or left, randomly between the two.To destination - Will send baggage on the shortest path to their destination.These can be changed by right clicking on a tilt tray. Tilt trays separate baggage based on a few different rules. Looking to separate baggage based on direction or merge two streams of baggage together? This is the right place for that. Place baggage Escalators of both types on the lower of the two floors you want to connect. Escalators have an up and a down variant, which are used to transport baggage up a floor or down a floor. This lets you to avoid having to design your main floor around baggage. This section will explain different Baggage Belt mechanics which are important to know for building an effective baggage system.īaggage Escalators are used to transfer Baggage between floors. Diagonal belts can be achieved only by combining the directions, there are no smooth 45 o belts.īuilding a baggage belt. Baggage Belts can go vertical or horizontal, at 90 o interval. You can build baggage belts by clicking and dragging a Baggage Belt or High-Speed Baggage Belt. The baggage, being carried by its passenger, leaves the airport via ground transportation.īaggage Belts Building Baggage Belts.From here, PAX are included in this list. The baggage is picked up by its passenger at a baggage claim room (see below).The bag is offloaded from the truck at a baggage bay by ramp agents.A baggage truck arrives at a flight and the bag is offloaded from said flight by a ramp agent onto the truck.This list is in chronological order, showing all main steps. The baggage truck brings the bag to its aircraft where it is loaded onto the plane by ramp agents.Īrriving passengers are passengers who arrive on an aircraft and leave via ground transportation.Bags arrive at a baggage bay, and stay there until the baggage truck for the bag's respective flight arrives, when it will be loaded onto the truck by ramp agents.Bags are scanned (see below) and travel through your system.From here PAX are no longer included in this list. Assuming you have a baggage system built, they will then proceed to (once check-in is open) a medium check-in desk to check-in and drop their bags or check-in via an automatic check-in desk and then drop their bag at bag drop station.The passenger will be carrying or pulling the luggage with them. Baggage will spawn with PAX when they arrive to your airport via bus, car, taxi, or subway (all modes of ground transport).The baggage system can be divided into departing passengers and arriving passengers.ĭeparting passengers (sometimes referred to as PAX) are passengers who arrive via ground transportation and leave on an aircraft. For more in-depth information, see down below. In this section a brief and general explanation of the baggage system is provided. Often, one baggage will stay with them as a carry-on. Passengers spawn with the same number of bags weather or not you have a handling system, but if you do, they will drop a certain portion of them of at check-in. It is part of the progression of Airport CEO. In addition to this, it is necessary to have a baggage system to handle medium and large flights. The main reason to build a Baggage System is to streamline the security process for passengers, as bags take time to scan. Baggage will be dropped of by the passenger at a check-in desk, travel trough your system, and then be put onto it's respective plane. If an airport has a baggage handling system implemented, baggage will take a different route through your airport than their passenger owner. 5.4 Example of a Baggage Screening Setup.5.3.2 Diagram of Baggage Screening Room.5.3 The Recommended Setup for Baggage Security.5.2 Types of Scanners & Other Items Used in the Process.
4.2.2 Tilt Trays & Intersection Mechanics.
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