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Creating a Customer-Focused, 21st Century Airline
White Paper THY deployed BEA WebLogic Server to underpin online reservation solution which currently supports 16 services including ticket sales, online check-in, 'Miles&Miles' services, as well as cargo, departure/arrival and a... [03 Jul 2008]
High-Performance, Automated Cargo Management Solution for Emirates SkyCargo
White Paper Emirates SkyCargo required a new application that would be scalable for future needs and allow multi-airline hosting. Emirates SkyCargo is the award winning air-freight division of Emirates Airlines. It is an industry... [28 Mar 2008]
BA to roll out email to workers' mobiles
News The airline has been extending email connectivity to more than 20,000 in-the-field staff around the world - such as cabin crews, flight crews, baggage handlers, check-in staff and cargo agents - with... [31 Oct 2007]
British Airways flying high with storage monitoring
Case Study The company's SAN supports much of its infrastructure, including finance, catering, engineering, cargo and the ba.com ticketing information service. In another cost-saving move, the airline will only pay... [03 Oct 2007]
Novell Case Study: Cathay Pacific
White Paper Based in Hong Kong, Cathay Pacific is an international airline offering cargo and passenger services to more than 80 destinations throughout the world. The airline can now offer its... [05 Apr 2007]
Airlines Approaching RFID Technology
White Paper Now it is said that RFID is on the threshold of widespread adoption in the tracking of baggage, cargo and perhaps even passengers. Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) tags have long had the potential to make... [12 May 2006]
Vanco signs $85m airline deal
News Vanco claims its DSL solution, which is targeted at multi-site, multi-region networks, will be ideal for the airline industry and will enable companies to bring high-speed networking to cargo operations,... [14 Jun 2005]
Airlines cool on RFID tags
News Conceivably the three obvious areas of use are passenger baggage, cargo containers and engineering parts but you need industry-wide standards," he said. Radio frequency identification (RFID) tracking tags are still a... [24 Mar 2005]
AT&T wins Swiss airline IP contract
News As with past contracts won by the US carrier, Swiss will be able to link its headquarters in Basle with airport, cargo and sales offices around the world, and also run voice over IP (VoIP), which should mean a cost... [26 Aug 2004]
Macromedia Case Study: American Airlines
White Paper At that time, a highly skilled group of designers and developers worked with Macromedia Authorware to convert more than 400 hours of Security, Cargo, and Customer Service training to CBT. American Airlines Passenger... [25 Aug 2004]
Delta promises end to lost luggage with RFID
News Tag readers will be located at check-in, along conveyer belts leading to baggage handlers and at the entrance to plane cargo holds. US airline Delta is to use RFID to end the problem of lost luggage for... [01 Jul 2004]
ORiNOCO Provides Major Global Airline with Increased Efficiency in Cargo Operations
White Paper To increase cargo handling efficiency, the operators of the moving truckdocks required on-line connection to the AS/400 system. This capability enables production associates on the receiving dock to log... [25 Feb 2004]
Kale Consultants' Air Cargo Applications Business Takes Off With CA's Advantage and CleverPath Solutions
White Paper Kale), headquartered in Pune, India, is one of the country's leading software companies for the airline and banking industries. Airline systems needed to have industrial-strength and 24 x 7 availability... [25 Feb 2004]
CSC flying with $1.5bn SAS airline IT deal
News It will also provide IT services for SAS' booking and ticket reservation systems, ticket-free travel technologies, self-service check-in, flight maintenance and cargo control systems. CSC has continued its recent spate... [12 Jan 2004]
5 years ago... BA moves to high-tech cargo centre
News 09.01.99: British Airways (BA) is to move into its new cargo handling centre at Heathrow from this month. Next will be agent built units, with loose cargo following in six to nine months. The... [09 Jan 2004]
