Assist Jieyang Chaoshan Airport Operate efficiently in Luggage Sorting Work

Jieyang Chaoshan International Airport was officially opened on 2011,it is located in Guangdong Province, China. It is a 4E-class international airport and the important airport of the east wing of Guangdong Province.The passenger throughput was 7,353,500 passengers, the cargo and mail throughput was 27,800 tons in 2019,the annual growth rate exceeded 10%.

Jieyang Chaoshan Airport use RFID technology to launch a carousel baggage sorting system at a domestic airport.The system has functions such as automatic baggage binding, baggage information real-time display, baggage quick search and baggage data statistical analysis. Handheld-Wireless H947 PDA providing more convenience and higher efficiency of airport sorting work. 

Automatic Baggage Binding	Baggage Information Real-time Display
The workers use RFID baggage tags when baggage is checked,. The machine vision barcode scanner or RFID antenna on the turntable reads the information of the RFID baggage tags to realize the binding of the baggage pictures.	The baggages are automatically identified by the RFID antenna when they arrives, its picture is displayed on the large screen with issued sound to help the sorting staff quickly pick up the baggage. The large screen of the workstation can also display the total number of baggages to be secured and have loaded in real time, so as to get ready in advance.
Baggage Quick Search	Data Statistical Analysis
Input the baggage number on the H947 handheld PDA, identify the matching baggage number in each baggage tag through the built-in RFID chip, and set the sound to prompt the sorter to quickly find specific baggage.	The system management terminal monitors the baggage sorting situation in real time by counting the amount of baggage guaranteed for flights which is convenient for predicting and analysing the future sorting situation and rationally allocate resources. Besides,it possess functions such as special baggage handling, flight message early warning, and automatic flight-station assignment.