Baggage Handling Systems and Architectural Design Consultants
Millar Management provide design consultancy services for baggage systems and facilities and provide architectural design services to a wide range of projects We have an international reputation for design and project management on aviation projects.
Established in 1983, we have developed a highly experienced team and completed a large number of projects. We combine architectural expertise with a comprehensive understanding of airport operations to produce operationally efficient designs. Our technical expertise in baggage handling systems as design consultants has driven rapid growth in the last 15 years, allowing us to deliver innovative solutions and provide consultancy for a wide range of clients.
millarmanagement
No 7 Brunel Parkway
Pride Park
Derby
DE24 8HR
E : info@millarmanagement.co.uk
T : +441332 290412
mm: Latest news
Matching baggage system investment with airport growth
Matching baggage system investment with airport growth. At what point should a growing airport consider moving away from conveyor based sortation. As the world’s airports continue to see annual passenger growth of around 10%, the number of airports where larger capacity sortation is required is growing. Smaller airports will normally have a baggage system based around conveyors and make-up using carousels. These systems will typically vary from having some level of automated sortation allowing some sortation to the ability to provide full sortation. This approach to baggage systems has its limitations but the right support and targeted investment can provide surprisingly high capacities. For small airports delaying the move to more complex sortation approaches delivers a number of benefits including: Delaying major capital investment – replacing a whole baggage system can cost several million through to tens of millions. Delaying this investment can provide significant opportunity for airports to invest in other areas first such as passenger experience or other capacity enablers Reduced maintenance burden – conveyors, vertical sorts, carousels are all relatively easy components of a baggage system to maintain, this enables airports to employee smaller more cost effective maintenance teams rather than the larger more qualified teams required for sorters or cart systems Reduced energy costs – On demand running conveyors can be very energy efficient while sorters require to run continuously using much higher levels of energy Reduced manufacturer reliance – due to the reduced complexity both in the physical components and controls software conveyor based systems […]
mm: Our projects
Jomo Kenyatta International Airport
New Terminal in Nairobi. £500m new terminal facility. Baggage System design. As part of a design team led by Pascall and Watson, MM have provided Baggage design services through concept to 30% design stage. Coordinating and developing layouts that are coordinated with the structure and architecture. MM have undertaken modelling to verify the capacity and space requirements for the new baggage handling facilities. New design layouts to include Standard 3 EDS within the baggage system.
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