Result of baggage ULD handling from handler to airline Payload information for this notification message. Active baggage ULD allocation (part of ULD journey) including relevant details The codelist contents of IATA handling agency organizations. {codeListAgencyIdentifier}3{/codeListAgencyIdentifier} {codeListAgencyName}IATA{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}Handling Agency Coded{/codeListName} {codeListIdentifier}BCL00AGT{/codeListIdentifier} The agency operator code. An organization which acts on behalf of another. Code of the agency organization. A role of an individual person to be a staff of an agency An organization which acts on behalf of another. Identifier of an agent as assigned by his/her agency. A personal name given to the individual at birth and used before a family name. Also called first name. E.g. JOHN. Individual's hereditary name(s) common to all members of a family. Also known as family name or last name. E.g. SMITH. Excludes any potential suffix. The codelist contents of IATA Resolution 762 airline codes, or of ICAO airline codes. {codeListAgencyName}IATA or ICAO{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}Resolution 762 Airline Codes or ICAO Airline Codes{/codeListName} Either the IATA-defined 2-character code or the ICAO-defined 3-character code of an airline, as per the length of the value. A thing that happens in context of baggage logistics. That is a completion and / or commencement of a change, or the outcome of a change, or the arrival of a pre-determined point in time. Specifically, not a thing that takes place. Actual date and time of the activity. Event Trigger Qualifier as per RP1745 section 2 .R Augmented Internal Airline Data An infrastructure (such as an airfield) that is built, installed, or established to serve a particular purpose Examples: an aircraft stand, a baggage cart, a gate, a high loader A device that scans objects and converts them into or extracts digital data. E.g. document scanner, barcode reader, biometric scanner. PSCRM edition 44 RP1745-Annex 3.1 Additional Recommended Codes for Check in Location Identifier RP1745-Annex 5.1 Location Categories {codeListAgencyName}IATA{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}Baggage Location Identifier or Category{/codeListName} {codeListIdentifier}RP1745 Attachment A section 3.1 plus 5.1{/codeListIdentifier} A code is a character string of letters, numbers, special characters (except escape sequences), and symbols. This code classifies bag handling locations (subset of all locations) A classification of Facility according to Facility Type Codification of type An Event that occurs spontaneously about a bag, and to which the organization is required to respond. Identifier of the incident. Code of the screening alarm. The codelist contents of IATA Recommendation 1745 Attachment A Process Source Indicator Codes {codeListAgencyIdentifier}3{/codeListAgencyIdentifier} {codeListAgencyName}IATA{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}Recommendation 1745 Attach A Process Source Indicator Codes{/codeListName} {codeListIdentifier}BCL10019{/codeListIdentifier} Arrivals (transfering) Process Departing Process Transfering Process (Departure) Arrivals (Terminating) Process The baggage process code of the process interaction A series of tasks or steps taken in order to achieve a particular end in the context of baggage logistics. A role of an individual person to be a staff of an agency A thing that happens in context of baggage logistics. That is a completion and / or commencement of a change, or the outcome of a change, or the arrival of a pre-determined point in time. Specifically, not a thing that takes place. Top level baggage process name. Distinguishes between Local departing baggage (L), Transfer arriving baggage (F), Transfer departing baggage (T), and Terminating arriving baggage (X) Secondary level baggage process naming Follows baggage journey (bag, cart, ULD) Tertiary level of baggage process identification Reports the task level Description of the process A set of statuses of baggage at a particular time in a process. Expresses conformance enforcements over the baggage item closed, sealed, screened, inspected, verified, reconciled Expresses control over the baggage item Tracks various incidents To be named {codeListAgencyIdentifier}3{/codeListAgencyIdentifier} {codeListAgencyName}IATA{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}To be named{/codeListName} {codeListIdentifier}BCL10019{/codeListIdentifier} Acquire from bagdrop or transfer Deliver step to passenger, or to transfer airline Inspection by customs step Loading step Packaging Step Screening step Unloading step The baggage sub processcode of the process interaction The codelist contents of IATA Baggage XML Baggage Sub Sub Process Codes {codeListAgencyIdentifier}3{/codeListAgencyIdentifier} {codeListAgencyName}IATA{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}Refer to Implementation Guide{/codeListName} The baggage sub sub process code of the process interaction The codelist contents of IATA Recommendation 1745 Attachment a carriage medium codes {codeListAgencyIdentifier}3{/codeListAgencyIdentifier} {codeListAgencyName}IATA{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}Recommendation 1745 Attach A Carriage Medium Codes{/codeListName} {codeListIdentifier}BCL10056{/codeListIdentifier} Airline VAN Courier Van Car Rental VAN Cruise Ship Hotel VAN Rail The usage category code of the transport A City (e.g., Dublin), town, or postal station (i.e., a postal service territory, often used in a military address, or metropolitan area) The name, expressed as text, of the city, town or village. A code is a character string of letters, numbers, special characters (except escape sequences), and symbols. A collection reports when an item is (planned to be) collected at a facility potentially using a vehicle Earliest or targetted time for collection An infrastructure (such as an airfield) that is built, installed, or established to serve a particular purpose Examples: an aircraft stand, a baggage cart, a gate, a high loader Latest time for collection A means used for transporting people or goods, on land or water. E.g. train, bus, van, ship. Codeset IATA Load Control - AHM 510, 1.1. {codeListAgencyName}IATA{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}AHM510 section 1.1 Load Information Codes{/codeListName} Code set used with ULDs for segregation of bags and/or cargo for efficient load and unload from the aircraft and subsequent ground operations. Load information codes, known also as commodity codes, are defined by but not limited to IATA Load Control - AHM 510, 1.1. Codifies state of conformance enforcements Free text field up to 8 characters Codifies Control A collapsed view on an operation between board point and any subsequent off point within the same flight designator. Could be one or more legs. Could also be used for other transport vehicles such as train or bus etc. Scheduled date and time of departure of the aircraft at the terminal or departure gate at an airport. IATA defined code identifying a city or station. Code of the terminal infrastructure facility, as defined by IATA SSIM Appendix D. For example: '2W'. ICAO-defined 3-character code or IATA-defined 2-character code assigned to the carrier. For example: BA is British Airways PLC, 2C is SNCF and is also CMA CGM Air Cargo. IATA defined code identifying a city or station. Code of the terminal infrastructure facility, as defined by IATA SSIM Appendix D. For example: '2W'. (UTC) date of the scheduled aircraft departure from the station of origin. Numerical designation of a flight as it is operated by a carrier. from SIX XSD: Alphabetical character following a flight number assigned for operational purposes. SSIM: A code assigned by the administrating carrier for operational purposes. A date time identifies a date and time of day to various common resolutions: year, month, week, day, hour, minute, second, and fraction of second. A date is a Gregorian calendar representation in various common resolutions: year, month, week, day. A completed allocation of a ULD to a specific set of legs and a load position in vehicle performing the legs Scheduled date and time of departure of the aircraft at the terminal or departure gate at an airport. IATA defined code identifying a city or station. Code of the terminal infrastructure facility, as defined by IATA SSIM Appendix D. For example: '2W'. ICAO-defined 3-character code or IATA-defined 2-character code assigned to the carrier. For example: BA is British Airways PLC, 2C is SNCF and is also CMA CGM Air Cargo Code used to identify a particular Reservations Booking Designator. For example: P, J, W, M. Indicates position in sequence of delivering ULD Allocations following the journey IATA defined code identifying a city or station. Code of the terminal infrastructure facility, as defined by IATA SSIM Appendix D. For example: '2W'. (UTC) date of the scheduled aircraft departure from the station of origin. Numerical designation of a flight as it is operated by a carrier. from SIX XSD: Alphabetical character following a flight number assigned for operational purposes. SSIM: A code assigned by the administrating carrier for operational purposes. A delivery reports when an item is (planned to be) delivered at a facility potentially using a vehicle Earliest or target time for delivery An infrastructure (such as an airfield) that is built, installed, or established to serve a particular purpose Examples: an aircraft stand, a baggage cart, a gate, a high loader Latest time for delivery A means used for transporting people or goods, on land or water. E.g. train, bus, van, ship. The codelist contents of IATA RP1745 ch 2.3.21 Event Trigger Qualifier {codeListAgencyIdentifier}3{/codeListAgencyIdentifier} {codeListAgencyName}IATA{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}IATA PSCRM - RP1745 ch 2.3.21 Event Trigger Qualifier{/codeListName} IATA RP1745 ch 2.3.21 Event Trigger Qualifier An infrastructure (such as an airfield) that is built, installed, or established to serve a particular purpose Examples: an aircraft stand, a baggage cart, a gate, a high loader A classification of Facility according to Facility Type Identifies facility according to local conventions A location with a spatial attribute, probably on the surface of the earth. For example: Longitude and Latitude Names e.g. A12 A natural or physical address used for postal service. May be a building address, airport address, etc. A Location or facility where air or surface transportation originates, stops and/or terminates, and where passengers and/or cargo can be taken on or off. Identifies a flight number. 1 to 4 digits. May or may not have leading zeros when less than 4 digits. The use of leading zeros does not create a different Flight Number. For example, Flight Numbers 123 and 0123 are the same. A location with a spatial attribute, probably on the surface of the earth. For example: Longitude and Latitude The number of the spatial location point elevation. The number of the spatial location point latitude. The number of the spatial location point longitude. Identifies a Compartment. As per AHM505, compartments are numbered from the rear of the aircraft in descending order from 6 to 1. A second figure can indicate a section in a compartment starting from the front to the back and from right to left. A space designated within a hold that can be containerized/palletized or not. Identifies a compartment within a hold (compartment no). As per AHM505, compartments are numbered from 1 to 6. A second figure can indicate a section in a compartment starting from the front to the back and from right to left. Identifies a hold within a deck. Typical values include FWD (forward), AFT, BULK, MAIN (deck). Specifies a Hold identifier (AFT, FWD, BULK) Enumeration set for the Location Code BDT. {codeListAgencyName}IATA{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}Location code{/codeListName} {enumerationURI}http://www.iata.org/publications/Pages/code-search.aspx{/enumerationURI} Additional BDT to specify the codeset which defines the IATA airport or city codes. The code of the terminal infrastructure facility. {codeListAgencyName}IATA{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}SSIM Terminal Code (SSIM Appendix D){/codeListName} The code of the terminal infrastructure facility, as defined by IATA SSIM Appendix D. Example: '2W'. An identifier is a character string used to uniquely identify one instance of an object within an identification scheme that is managed by an agency. Codifies Incident State An indicator is a list of two mutually exclusive Boolean values that express the only possible states of a property. Free text field up to 59 characters A mathematical number that is assigned or is determined by calculation. An anticipated allocation of a ULD to a specific set of legs and a load position in vehicle performing the legs Scheduled date and time of departure of the aircraft at the terminal or departure gate at an airport. IATA defined code identifying a city or station. Code of the terminal infrastructure facility, as defined by IATA SSIM Appendix D. For example: '2W'. ICAO-defined 3-character code or IATA-defined 2-character code assigned to the carrier. For example: BA is British Airways PLC, 2C is SNCF and is also CMA CGM Air Cargo Code used to identify a particular Reservations Booking Designator. For example: P, J, W, M. IATA defined code identifying a city or station. Code of the terminal infrastructure facility, as defined by IATA SSIM Appendix D. For example: '2W'. (UTC) date of the scheduled aircraft departure from the station of origin. Numerical designation of a flight as it is operated by a carrier. Indicates position in sequence of onward ULD Allocations following the journey from SIX XSD: Alphabetical character following a flight number assigned for operational purposes. SSIM: A code assigned by the administrating carrier for operational purposes. Defines the Operational Suffix which is appended to a flight number. An ordinal number is an assigned mathematical number that represents order or sequence. A natural or physical address used for postal service. May be a building address, airport address, etc. Additional address information including building name, room, apartment, or suite number. A City (e.g., Dublin), town, or postal station (i.e., a postal service territory, often used in a military address, or metropolitan area) Used to differentiate multiple Postal Addresses of one contact. For example: AddressAtOrigin or AddressAtDestination. Post office box. For example: P.O. Box 21. Postal code. For example: 11001, 11001-2345. Street name and number. For example: Main Street, 100 Main Street. BDT with value constraints for proper, regular names (e.g. Individual Surname, Individual First Name, Company Name, etc.). Enumeration values of RBD Codes as per PADIS codeset 9800. {codeListAgencyName}IATA{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListIdentifier}PADIS 9800{/codeListIdentifier} Additional BDT to specify the RBD as defined in AIRIMP and SSIM. Recap of an instruction to allocate an ULD to a specific set of legs and a load position in vehicle performing the legs Code used to identify a particular RBD. For example: P, J, W, M. A collection reports when an item is (planned to be) collected at a facility potentially using a vehicle A delivery reports when an item is (planned to be) delivered at a facility potentially using a vehicle Internal Airline Data A set of principles or procedures according to which something is done on a particular segment of travel of an ULD Resulting allocation of a ULD to a specific set of legs and a load position in vehicle performing the legs A series of tasks or steps taken in order to achieve a particular end in the context of baggage logistics. A set of statuses of baggage at a particular time in a process. A collapsed view on an operation between board point and any subsequent off point within the same flight designator. Could be one or more legs. Could also be used for other transport vehicles such as train or bus etc. Code used to identify a particular RBD. For example: P, J, W, M. A collection reports when an item is (planned to be) collected at a facility potentially using a vehicle Code set used with ULDs for segregation of bags and/or cargo for efficient load and unload from the aircraft and subsequent ground operations. Load information codes, known also as commodity codes, are defined by but not limited to IATA Load Control - AHM 510, 1.1. Container Handling Type expressed in free format 8 characters A completed allocation of a ULD to a specific set of legs and a load position in vehicle performing the legs A delivery reports when an item is (planned to be) delivered at a facility potentially using a vehicle Internal Airline Data An anticipated allocation of a ULD to a specific set of legs and a load position in vehicle performing the legs Recap of an instruction to allocate an ULD to a specific set of legs and a load position in vehicle performing the legs A set of outcomes of applying Segment Security Controls to Baggage Process A Unit Load Device is a load carrying device which interfaces directly with aircraft loading and restraint systems and meets all restraint requirements without the use of supplementary equipment. Examples include containers, pallets and pallet nets. A subdivision of a containerized/palletized compartment. A device that scans objects and converts them into or extracts digital data. E.g. document scanner, barcode reader, biometric scanner. Identifier of the technology device. The codelist contents of IATA Recommendation 1745 Attachment A Screening Alarm Reason Codes {codeListAgencyIdentifier}3{/codeListAgencyIdentifier} {codeListAgencyName}IATA{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}Recommendation 1745 Attach A Screening Alarm Reason Codes{/codeListName} {codeListIdentifier}BCL10014{/codeListIdentifier} combination of dark alarm and explosives Dark alarm Explosives no decision time out The screening alarm code of the bag incident Free text field up to 38 characters The screening instruction code of the security control The codelist contents of IATA Recommendation 1745 Attachment A Screening Method Codes {codeListAgencyIdentifier}3{/codeListAgencyIdentifier} {codeListAgencyName}IATA{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}Recommendation 1745 Attach A Screening Method Codes{/codeListName} {codeListIdentifier}BCL10018{/codeListIdentifier} Advanced Technology screening method Explosive bulk detection screening method Explosive trace detection screening method Hand Search screening method X-ray screening method The screening method code of the method interaction The result qualifier, identifying the entity that generated the Security Screening Result The codelist contents of IATA recommended practice RP 1745 Attachment a screening instruction codes {codeListAgencyIdentifier}3{/codeListAgencyIdentifier} {codeListAgencyName}IATA{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}Recommendation 1745 Attach A Screening Instruction Codes{/codeListName} {codeListIdentifier}BCL10004{/codeListIdentifier} Default level of screening applies. No screening required conditional to applicable regulations. Selected for increased level of screening Selected for increased level of screening. The codelist contents of IATA recommended practice RP 1745 Attachment a baggage security screening result codes {codeListAgencyIdentifier}3{/codeListAgencyIdentifier} {codeListAgencyName}IATA{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}Recommendation 1745 Attach A Baggage Security Screening Result Codes{/codeListName} {codeListIdentifier}BCL10049{/codeListIdentifier} Cleared, bag is cleared according to applicable regulations Rejected, bag is rejected due to detected weapons, explosives or other dangerous devices Unclear, bag is unclear due to indeterminate screening result The security screening status code of the bag status A set of outcomes of applying Segment Security Controls to Baggage Process The indicator of whether a container is sealed. Free text (1 to 38 a/n Characters) Identifier, as defined by the manufacturer or airport, of the machine that has undertaken the screening activity and determined the screening result. The result qualifier, identifying the entity that generated the Security Screening Result Code of the function interaction screening method. An Event that occurs spontaneously about a bag, and to which the organization is required to respond. Code of the bag screening result status. A Location or facility where air or surface transportation originates, stops and/or terminates, and where passengers and/or cargo can be taken on or off. IATA defined code identifying a city or station. The identifier of a surface transport vehicle. A means used for transporting people or goods, on land or water. E.g. train, bus, van, ship. The code of the carriage medium, i.e. type of transport vehicle. The identifier of the surface transport vehicle. Text is a character string such as a finite set of characters generally in the form of words of a language. Specifies a ULD Load Position identifier. A subdivision of a containerized/palletized compartment. A space designated within a hold that can be containerized/palletized or not. Identifies a possible ULD position within the aircraft, using one of the patterns described in AHM505. E.g. A, BR, CDL, E3, 13,22L, 32P, 413, 1112O. May contain compartment number, row position, left-to-right position in a row. Code set used with ULDs for segregation of bags for efficient load and unload from the aircraft and subsequent ground operations. The owner code consist of two alpha-numeric see attachment 'B' for list of currently assigned Owner Codes {codeListAgencyName}IATA{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}IATA ULD Codes for Identification{/codeListName} {codeListIdentifier}IATA ULD Regulation (ULDR){/codeListIdentifier} {enumerationURI}IATA ULD Regulations section 4{/enumerationURI} Specifies ULD Owner code. A set of principles or procedures according to which something is done on a particular segment of travel of an ULD The authority to load indicator of the security control. An authority security control is an official permission; sanction from a security context. The authority to transport indicator of the security control. An authority security control is an official permission; sanction from a security context. The Screening Instruction of the security control. Security instruction control is a security control or a direction or order in a security context. Specifies ULD Serial Number as per IATA ULD Regulations section 4 A Unit Load Device is a load carrying device which interfaces directly with aircraft loading and restraint systems and meets all restraint requirements without the use of supplementary equipment. Examples include containers, pallets and pallet nets. Specifies ULD Owner Code as per IATA ULD Regulations section 4 Specifies ULD Serial Number as per IATA ULD Regulations section 4 Specifies ULD Type Code as per IATA ULD Regulations section 4 Code set used with ULDs for segregation of bags for efficient load and unload from the aircraft and subsequent ground operations. The type code consist of three characters, with the first character in alpha-numeric and the rest numeric {codeListAgencyName}IATA{/codeListAgencyName} {codeListName}IATA ULD Codes for Identification{/codeListName} {codeListIdentifier}IATA ULD Regulation (ULDR) {/codeListIdentifier} {enumerationURI}IATA ULD Regulations section 4{/enumerationURI} Specifies ULD Type codes.