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Airlines and aiports regard eezeetags as the flagship for high quality and easy handling for luggage users.


Some 200 million passengers will use eezeetags by the end of 2023.


he airline industry is currently dealing with the resumption of travel. With all the challenges we have seen over the summer period, self- service offerings at all levels of travel are becoming predominant in a post-pandemic world. Strict hygiene measures, such as self-check-in and reduced contact with airport staff, are now required. Passengers can therefore be served faster, which saves both time and cost. “There is an increasing demand for eezeetags – expected at an unprecedented level,” says Borry Vrieling,


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founder and managing director of eezeetags. The company is regarded by airlines and airports around the world as the flagship for high quality and easy handling for the user. Passengers can print their baggage tags directly at the airport. The eezeetags are self-explanatory and application errors are excluded. Over the course of 2019, 50 million passengers worldwide self-tagged their bags using an eezeetag. In 2023, a major roll out of investments in self- service bag drop, where eezeetags has been chosen as the tagging technology,


will be executed, bringing the expected user rate up to 200 million passengers by the end of 2023.


Stick to it


Converting is done on a patented composite material manufactured by the Sihl Group, a renowned producer of highly specialised printing products. Thanks to the special coating on the back, the material only sticks to itself, so no silicone paper is needed to be removed to expose the adhesive. This has several advantages: On the one hand, it


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