Optimizing Airline Cargo Handling with the Assistance of the CipherLab RS35｜June 2022

CipherLab Connection｜June 2022

Optimizing Airline Cargo Handling with the Assistance of the CipherLab RS35

In this issue:

• Optimizing Airline Cargo Handling with the Assistance of the CipherLab RS35
  

• TEConnect Solutions 2022

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User Scenario

Optimizing Airline Cargo Handling with the Assistance of the CipherLab RS35

Operating 1,400 flights weekly including 91 pure cargo flights to over one hundred cities across many continents, this Airline is one of two major airlines in Taiwan and is the state-owned flag carrier of Taiwan. As of 2022, this Airline operates 91 fleets of which 22 are cargo fleets that ensure supply continuity for economic growth by transporting goods ranging from auto parts, semiconductor chips, actual vehicles, and high-precision wafer machinery to daily necessities like fitness equipment, vacuum cleaners, gaming consoles, boutique handbag brands, and most importantly, epidemic prevention supplies during the pandemic.

Air cargo loading and unloading are complex procedures that need systems to convey and secure cargo within an aircraft. To efficiently locate the bulk cargo, this Airline uses a load planning system to consolidate multiple shipments and arrange freight to use the capacity of pallets and containers in the most efficient way possible, which helps distribute the weight of the cargo, avoid damaging cargo, and save loading and unloading time. On the cargo compartment floor are barcodes that match the cargo containers that have been attached with a designated barcode. The cargo handlers ensure each cargo is placed in the right location by scanning the barcodes on the floor and containers; here is where a high-performance mobile computer makes it work.

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