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Effective from March 8 this year, Dubai Airports introduced a new baggage rule to help improve service, reduce the risk of mishandlings and enhance the performance of its check-in and baggage operation at Dubai International.
Dubai Airports has advised all airlines operating into DXB of the imminent change and has updated its website, mobile app and signage across the airport to help raise awareness.
"Dubai International provides some of the most sophisticated baggage systems in the world," said Ali Angizeh, Vice President of Terminal Operations at Dubai International. "However, even the most technologically advanced systems can be disrupted by irregular shaped or oversized bags (as seen in picture above).
Bags that are round or do not have a flat surface of any kind are by far the largest source of baggage jams. These jams can shut down sections of our system, delay baggage delivery to the aircraft and inconvenience our customers."
New baggage rules have been introduced to help improve baggage services for all passengers at DXB. Bags must have at least one flat surface pic.twitter.com/ASb0sFtGGl
- Dubai Airports (@DubaiAirports) July 19, 2017
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