Non-recyclable labels, capable of circling the equator 50 times, cost airlines $400 million a year and harm our industry and the environment.

Single-use labels provide a poor consumer experience. They involve clumsy applications/usages, create queues and hinder automatic baggage drop-offs.

Baggage Check-in
Passengers can check-in their baggage from home, reducing labor and increasing throughput.

Environment
Reduce the quantity of non-recyclable single-use paper luggage tags worldwide.

Efficiency Gains
Fewer agents and less equipment for labeling, reducing maintenance and costs.

Health
Reduction of personnel exposure to carcinogenic bisphenol (BPA, BPS) present in thermal paper.

Most PBTs would be source-integrated into luggage and enable distribution of tags through travel retail channels. This reduces costs for airlines and allows PBT hangtags and Electronic Baggage Tags to be sold at more profitable prices.

Airlines can build better relationships with travel brands by offering enhanced services such as optimized bag drop-off, priority handling and “Baggage Freedom” through home delivery.