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IATA: the go-ahead to "BIP" program against the

Geneva, Switzerland - A problem that hits 42 million passengers every year

Mishandled baggage is a 3.8 billion dollars problem for the industry each year and affects 42 million passengers in the world. According to an IATA's research, mishandled baggage is among the top five concerns for travellers. The "Baggage Improvement Programme" (BIP) has a solution toolkit that addresses all causes of baggage mishandling. Particularly this program will provide for a solution...

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