Cost Analysis Is Positive For Airlines Using RFID Tags
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags on bags have been determined to save airlines 49 cents per bag over traditional bar-coded paper strips, according to a study by Cisco Systems, Oracle and Dallas/Fort Worth Airport. Although the tags cost 16 or 17 cents each, and the traditional paper strips...
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