New Delhi: Leaving cell phones, sunglasses, keys or power banks behind in a rush to catch a flight is not uncommon at airports but the articles were forgotten also include expensive laptop and even liquor bottles.
The IGI airport reported almost 10,000 lost articles in 2017, and statistics show that electronic items and liquor comprised a major chunk of these items.
Dubai airport, among the top three busiest in the world, reported more than 1 lakh lost items in 2017, ranging from mobile phones to luxury watches to large amounts of cash.
So how does the IGI airport, the seventh busiest in Asia today and among the top 20 in the world, handle the lost articles.
According to Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL), the airport operator, a new software has been put in place to make the handover process scientific and user-friendly, thus doing away with the age-old manual procedure.
The software has been developed and designed by DIAL with minimum human intervention and ensures there is no room for paperwork.
22/04/18 PTI/Pioneer
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The IGI airport reported almost 10,000 lost articles in 2017, and statistics show that electronic items and liquor comprised a major chunk of these items.
Dubai airport, among the top three busiest in the world, reported more than 1 lakh lost items in 2017, ranging from mobile phones to luxury watches to large amounts of cash.
So how does the IGI airport, the seventh busiest in Asia today and among the top 20 in the world, handle the lost articles.
According to Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL), the airport operator, a new software has been put in place to make the handover process scientific and user-friendly, thus doing away with the age-old manual procedure.
The software has been developed and designed by DIAL with minimum human intervention and ensures there is no room for paperwork.
22/04/18 PTI/Pioneer
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