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Air Traffic: lost 42 million of baggages in 2007

Brussels, Belgium - Data by SITA

The number of baggages lost in all the world has seen in 2007 an exponential growth. The figure has been equal to 42 million of baggages, +25% compared with 2006. These data have been disclosed by SITA, Specialists in air transport communications and IT solutions. According to this company the cost of these hardships for carriers has been 90 dollars each baggage, for a total of 3.8 billion dollars. In...

fra/pec - 1088566
Rome, Italy, 04/18/2008 14:00
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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