British Airways wants to finally replace paper tags, and maybe save you some time at the check-in counter. The standard paper luggage tag--the one that requires the force of eight men to tear off your suitcase--could be a thing of the past. Next month, British Airways will launch a digitized version, which would also send flight info to the travelers' smartphone, and maybe even save them a few seconds at the check-in counter. The tags, designed by studio Designworks, are loaded with e-ink (a la ...
British Airways wants to finally replace paper tags, and maybe save you some time at the check-in counter. The standard paper luggage tag--the one that requires the force of eight men to tear off your suitcase--could be a thing of the past. Next month, British Airways will launch a digitized version, which would also send flight info to the travelers' smartphone, and maybe even save them a few seconds at the check-in counter. The tags, designed by studio Designworks, are loaded with e-ink (a la ...
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