Load a bag to aircraft at origin
Description
This use case illustrates messaging for a simple departure with held bag
Preconditions
Passenger and bag are checked in and bag has been tagged
Main Flow
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1. | BagRQ | Airline instructs handlers to anticipate a bag |
2. | BagRS | BHS acquires the bag |
3. | BagRS | BHS screens the bag |
4. | BagRS | BHS delivers the bag to Ground Handler |
5. | BagRS | Ground Handler packs the bag in ULD |
6. | ULD_RS | Ground Handler loads the ULD in aircraft |
7. | BagRQ | Airline reports passenger as boarded which grants authorization to be loaded for the bag |
8. | BagRS | Ground Handler reports bag reconciles for departure |
Note: above flow is for illustration. Some steps in flow may skip messaging as parties often agree to only “report by exception”. And step 8 (positive acknowledgement on reconcile by handler) does not have an equivalent in RP1745 messaging
Post Conditions
Bag is authorized to be loaded and stowed in aircraft, ready for take-off
Data Elements
Bag Segment in BagRQ, BagRS identifies the bag (bag tag) and the segment for which bag sees transportation
ULD Allocation in BagRS, ULD_RS identifies the ULD in which bag is packed for transportation
Sample Messages