The In-line Hold Baggage System is prescribed to have a minimum throug

The In-line Hold Baggage System is prescribed to have a minimum throughput of

[amp_mcq option1=”450 bags” option2=”800 bags” option3=”1200 bags” option4=”1500 bags” correct=”option3″]

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UPSC CISF-AC-EXE – 2020

The correct answer is C. The prescribed minimum throughput for an In-line Hold Baggage System (HBS) in major airports, as per BCAS guidelines, is typically 1200 bags per hour.

The In-line HBS is an automated system for screening checked baggage for explosives and other prohibited items. A high throughput is necessary to handle the volume of baggage processed at busy airports without causing delays.

The required throughput can vary slightly based on the category and volume of traffic at a specific airport, but 1200 bags/hour is a common minimum standard for ensuring efficient and effective baggage screening operations at medium to large airports.

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