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5 More Airports Make Hand Baggage Tag-Free, Taking Tally To 42 Airports
Five more airports have done away with the practice of stamping and tagging passengers' hand baggages, a senior CISF official said today. With this, 42 airports in the country, out of the total 60 under the CISF security cover, are now tag-free.
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These Airports Have Gone Tag-Free For Hand Baggage From Today
Four airports, including the ones in Pune and Goa, have done away with the practise of stamping and tagging of passengers' hand baggages from today, the CISF said.
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Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) Proposes To Do Away With Boarding Pass In Airports
After doing away with hand baggage tags at over a dozen airports, aviation security agencies are now planning to dump the boarding pass collection system and begin a regime of 'express check-in' aided by biometrics for smooth air travel.
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10 More Airports To End Stamping Of Hand Baggage Tags: CISF Chief
Ten more airports in the country, including Pune and Ranchi, will soon do away with the practice of stamping domestic passengers' hand baggage tags, a new air travel regime that began at civil airports in April this year. A total of 17 airports are stamp-free in the country at present, with four airports joining the new protocol yesterday.
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Baggage Tag Stamping Ends At 6 Indian Airports
The Airports Authority of India (AAI) on Thursday said that the security related procedure to stamp hand baggage tags has been done away with at six airports.
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No Handbag Tags At 6 More Airports From Tomorrow
Six more airports in the country, including Patna and Chennai, will do away with the practice of tagging and stamping domestic passengers' hand baggage from tomorrow.
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6 More Airports To Go Handbag Tags Free; Trial Begins
Six more airports in the country could soon do away with the practise of stamping passengers' hand baggage tags, after few prominent ones ushered in the new system from April 1.
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Stamping, Tagging Of Fliers' Hand Baggage To End From April 1
Stamping and tagging of the hand baggage of fliers at seven major airports, including Delhi and Mumbai, will be done away with from April 1, the CISF (Central Industrial Security Force) said on Thursday.
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Hand Baggage Tags At 7 Airports Scrapped; Security Force Not On Board
The Civil Aviation Ministry today decided to do away with security stamp on hand baggage tags at seven airports but the move appeared to have run into rough weather with Central Industrial Security Force opposing its immediate execution.
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No Security Stamp On Hand Baggage At 7 New Airports: Report
Encouraged by the success of its pilot project at seven major airports, the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) has decided to replicate the temporary system of doing away with the security stamp on the hand baggage tag of fliers' at seven more airports in the country.
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7 Airports To Go 'Tag-Free' For Hand Baggage From Today
Hand baggage will not need tags at seven airports--four metro cities, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Ahmedabad--from today as part of trials to scrap security stamping procedure.
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5 More Airports Make Hand Baggage Tag-Free, Taking Tally To 42 Airports
Five more airports have done away with the practice of stamping and tagging passengers' hand baggages, a senior CISF official said today. With this, 42 airports in the country, out of the total 60 under the CISF security cover, are now tag-free.
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These Airports Have Gone Tag-Free For Hand Baggage From Today
Four airports, including the ones in Pune and Goa, have done away with the practise of stamping and tagging of passengers' hand baggages from today, the CISF said.
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Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) Proposes To Do Away With Boarding Pass In Airports
After doing away with hand baggage tags at over a dozen airports, aviation security agencies are now planning to dump the boarding pass collection system and begin a regime of 'express check-in' aided by biometrics for smooth air travel.
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10 More Airports To End Stamping Of Hand Baggage Tags: CISF Chief
Ten more airports in the country, including Pune and Ranchi, will soon do away with the practice of stamping domestic passengers' hand baggage tags, a new air travel regime that began at civil airports in April this year. A total of 17 airports are stamp-free in the country at present, with four airports joining the new protocol yesterday.
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Baggage Tag Stamping Ends At 6 Indian Airports
The Airports Authority of India (AAI) on Thursday said that the security related procedure to stamp hand baggage tags has been done away with at six airports.
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No Handbag Tags At 6 More Airports From Tomorrow
Six more airports in the country, including Patna and Chennai, will do away with the practice of tagging and stamping domestic passengers' hand baggage from tomorrow.
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6 More Airports To Go Handbag Tags Free; Trial Begins
Six more airports in the country could soon do away with the practise of stamping passengers' hand baggage tags, after few prominent ones ushered in the new system from April 1.
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Stamping, Tagging Of Fliers' Hand Baggage To End From April 1
Stamping and tagging of the hand baggage of fliers at seven major airports, including Delhi and Mumbai, will be done away with from April 1, the CISF (Central Industrial Security Force) said on Thursday.
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Hand Baggage Tags At 7 Airports Scrapped; Security Force Not On Board
The Civil Aviation Ministry today decided to do away with security stamp on hand baggage tags at seven airports but the move appeared to have run into rough weather with Central Industrial Security Force opposing its immediate execution.
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No Security Stamp On Hand Baggage At 7 New Airports: Report
Encouraged by the success of its pilot project at seven major airports, the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) has decided to replicate the temporary system of doing away with the security stamp on the hand baggage tag of fliers' at seven more airports in the country.
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7 Airports To Go 'Tag-Free' For Hand Baggage From Today
Hand baggage will not need tags at seven airports--four metro cities, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Ahmedabad--from today as part of trials to scrap security stamping procedure.
