Bring in technology that shall be in the hands of Passengers. It's not rocket science, but it has to be bundled into the ecosystem air travel. Transperency in costing is the key issue. Airlines shall link savings derived through this system and pool money to develop systems that shall help all the users. The role of associations become important.

Streamline baggage transfer with an AI-driven system integrated with a blockchain network for real-time data sharing among airlines. Use smart bag tags with RFID and GPS for precise passenger tracking and transparency. Establish dynamic baggage hubs with automated sorting and rerouting systems at key airports. Leverage predictive analytics to identify bottlenecks, prioritizing critical baggage. Foster airline collaboration for resource sharing and unified claim handling. Provide passengers proactive updates on baggage status. Pilot the system at major hubs and refine based on feedback. This efficient, tech-driven approach minimizes delays, reduces mishandling, and enhances overall passenger experience.

To streamline baggage transfer coordination between multiple airlines, establish clear communication channels and standardized procedures for handling transfers. Implement a centralized tracking system that allows all involved airlines to monitor baggage status in real-time, reducing delays and errors. Foster strong collaboration between ground handling teams to ensure smooth handovers and minimize baggage mishandling. Develop joint training programs for staff to improve efficiency and understanding of each airline’s procedures. Additionally, implement automated systems for baggage tagging and routing, improving accuracy and reducing human error. Regularly assess and optimize the process to ensure continuous improvement.

Establish a real-time baggage tracking system on each bag tag to facilitate the easy monitoring of baggage, similar to the tracking process employed in online shopping.

Streamline baggage transfer coordination by implementing a centralized, AI-driven system that integrates real-time data from all airlines, airports, and ground handlers. This system can predict transfer bottlenecks, automate routing, and provide instant updates to staff and passengers, ensuring faster, accurate, and seamless baggage movement.

Create a third-party team that is not an alliance team and build a network solution. Companies think that they will only travel with the alliance team, but high-quality customers will use LCCs if necessary, rather than private jets, even if their destination is only served by LCCs.

Develop unified system where airlines, airports, and ground handlers can share real-time data on baggage locations and flight schedules (many webs show flight information in real time), and provide passengers with app -linked to that system- to track their baggage

1. Standardize Processes: Common Bgg Protocols-establish uniform procedures for transfers across 2. Leverage Advanced Technology: Integrated Data Platforms to share real-time baggage status across airlines, airports, and GHAs. 3. Enhance Collaboration: JOC for airlines, airports, and ground staff monitor transfers in real time, enabling rapid issue resolution & pre-alert connecting carriers 4. Automate: Deploy robotics at major hubs. Predictive analytics to adjust bag routing based on delays/tight connections, prioritizing critical transfers 5. Cross-Training Pgms 6. Pax Self-Service Tracking 7. Build Contingency Resilience: RR Teams to troubleshoot mishandled bags during peak disruptions 8. Continuous Improvement: RCA & feedback system

- The useful tips to help mitigate baggage loss or baggage mislabels are first and foremost, human efforts in ensuring * Well trained personnel or baggage handlers. * Crowd Management by tagging the counters in bold fonts and colour codes. * Introduce a software and colour code for different routes just like the airports code for both Local and International routes such that if Red tag is for Los to YYZ, all bags heading to Toronto will be on Red tags, when you as a baggage handler sees a different color, you know that bag doesn't belong to the flight I am sure this will curtail or completely help in loss of baggage, saves airlines and passengers time.

Those are all great ideas , however one really needs to look at the human factor when it comes to baggage handling, tracking, transfers. When any airlines have personnel who have the mind set of its not mine and they can wait for the next flight out or gee that flight has already gone out with out really looking at the board if it had left. Once the airline straightens that issue out then the rest will slowly fall in place. Airlines now use tracking systems which help. Look, its also like in the medical field with Dr's and hospitals they all want their own system and like passengers with bags it leaves patients frustrated not being able to track down or look at their own files.