Browsing: Regulatory Landscape

Airlines have limited liability for lost or damaged baggage under international law. The Montreal Convention caps compensation at about SDR 1,131…

Government and economic policy significantly shape how airlines price and manage baggage. Two major forces are deregulation/ancillary fee regimes and…

To understand the new politics stance and other pro nationals of recent times, we should look to Silicon Valley and…

Conflict and war can turn routine air travel into chaos. Airports become military targets or get cut off, flights are…

Baggage handling carries significant financial implications for airlines and airports. It drives dedicated revenue (through fees) and substantial costs (through…

Recent years have seen key regulatory updates around baggage rights and tracking, affecting both passengers and carriers. The Montreal Convention…

The baggage sector is rapidly adopting new technologies to boost efficiency and traceability. Key innovations include:

Each of these developments shows the baggage sector’s deep impact on airline operations worldwide – from costs and policies to…