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Siemens Logistics presents new solution for automated emptying of ULDs at airports
Siemens Logistics has launched VarioTip, a product for the automated unloading of baggage from unit load devices (ULDs). A powerful tilting device enables VarioTip to empty up to 20 ULDs – circa 800 items of baggage – per hour in the arrivals and transfer zone. Once unloaded, the baggage is efficiently singulated and fed into the existing system.

New strategic owner for mail and parcel business of Siemens Logistics
Siemens has reached an agreement to sell the mail and parcel business of Siemens Logistics GmbH to the Körber Group. With this transaction, approved by the Managing and Supervisory Boards of Siemens AG, Siemens is further implementing the rigorous sharpening of its portfolio as a focused technology company.

Siemens shows new products and software solutions at inter airport Europe
Siemens Logistics is presenting an innovative product portfolio for airports at this year's inter airport Europe. In Hall B5, two meeting points will provide visitors with expert information on the latest products and developments for seamless baggage handling.

Siemens Baggage 360: New release provides real-time map to control operations remotely
Siemens Logistics launches a new version of its unparalleled baggage handling and airport operations software Baggage 360. It provides airports, airlines and ground handlers with real-time baggage flow forecasting, an interactive map of all airfield movements, and a resource planning and simulation tool.

A first of its kind: Siemens launches VarioBelt TilterPlus
Siemens Logistics presents the new belt conveyor VarioBelt TilterPlus with an unparalleled tilting device for efficient transport of baggage at airports. This innovation has a highly functional mechanism capable of conveying baggage straight ahead as well as to the left and the right.
Siemens wins major contract to increase capacity at Incheon Airport
Siemens Logistics has won a major order for the large-scale expansion of the baggage handling system in Terminal 2 of South Korea's Incheon Airport. The contract will help airport operator and customer Incheon International Airport Corporation increase capacity.
Siemens Logistics completes baggage handling system enhancement at Bergamo Airport
Siemens Logistics has successfully completed an enhancement of the existing baggage handling system (BHS) at Milan Bergamo Airport. The contract with airport operator SACBO also included the integration of an explosives detection system (EDS) based on Standard 3 of the European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC).
Siemens successfully implements just-in-time freight handling platform for dnata Cargo
Siemens Logistics has implemented a smart just-in-time freight handling platform for dnata Cargo in Dubai: Appointment and Dock Management (ADM). ADM enables freight forwarders to book an appointment with the cargo terminal to deliver and pick up consignments.
Siemens receives order to improve capacity at Kunming Changshui International Airport
Siemens Logistics has received an order to supply baggage handling and sorting technology for the Terminal 1 extension at Kunming Changshui International Airport in China. The order includes delivery of a highly developed early bag store (EBS) and the latest generation of the VarioTray technology.
Siemens modernizes baggage screening at Dublin Airport
Siemens Logistics has been successful in their bid to integrate a new hold baggage screening system (HBS) at Dublin Airport, Terminal 2. The contract with daa includes replacing the existing HBS and installing an additional line to further increase capacity.
Siemens Aviation Data Hub: New software solution breaks up data silos at airports
Siemens Logistics has developed a new software solution for airports: Aviation Data Hub. It enables a standardized exchange of data in real time and integrates key metrics for a variety of applications on a central, secure platform.
Siemens receives major order for Palma de Mallorca Airport
Siemens Logistics has been awarded a comprehensive order to modernize and optimize the baggage handling system at Spain’s Palma de Mallorca Airport. With this project, Siemens Logistics will in particular help airport operator Aena (Aeropuertos Españoles y Navegación Aérea) to ensure that international specifications for baggage screening are met to the highest degree.