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1. Air New Zealand Now Permits Gate-to-Gate Use of Bluetooth Devices
From today (21 July 2016), customers flying on any service across Air New Zealand’s domestic and international network will be able to operate Bluetooth devices from the departure gate to the arrival gate, provided their devices are set to flight mode. This means passengers can remain connected with their wearable Bluetooth tech such as Fitbit devices, Apple watches and Bluetooth h
2. Delta to Offer Real-Time Bluetooth Tracking on Container Shipments
With the introduction of new Bluetooth tracking technology, Delta will soon be able to provide real-time tracking for unit load devices (ULDs). The move marks a new era for Delta Cargo and the more than 500 million kilograms of cargo it flies annually. The technology will replace manual tracking for all shipping containers which move cargo shipments, baggage and mail globally.
3. Hafele Partners Interel for Bluetooth Door Lock and Guest Room Control Solution
Hafele’s Dialock electronic locking system has been integrated with Interel’s guest room management solution. Utilizing Interel’s connectBsmart Bluetooth Low Energy IoT infrastructure, which is part of every Interel Guest Room and Energy Management solution, the Hafele Dialock door lock is able to exchange information with the Dialock server in complete end to end security, tunnell
4. Samsonite to Build Bluetooth Beacons into Special Track&Go Suitcases
Samsonite has unveiled details of its Track&Go solution, a sophisticated beacon device that can be built into Samsonite suitcases, allowing a case to be easily and privately tracked by its owner. The Bluetooth beacon will use Eddystone Ephemeral Identifiers (EIDs), an open privacy/security protocol by Google. Samsonite aims to launch the first suitcases featuring the Track&Go solut
5. SITA and Bluelon Launch Passenger Tracking Solution for Airports
SITA and Bluelon Launch Passenger Tracking Solution for Airports. SITA, the global air transport specialist, and Bluelon, an inventor of Bluetooth-based tracking, have partnered to provide sophisticated real-time passenger tracking and queue management to airports around the world. The partnership means that Bluelon’s iQueue solution will be provided by SITA to airports for the fir
6. Delta Cargo Extends Bluetooth Tracking to Off-Airport Customer Facilities
Delta has extended the real-time tracking of unit load devices (ULDs) to cargo businesses based outside of the airport. This will enable customers to have end-to-end tracking of the ULDs starting in their own warehouses throughout the journey to the final destination.
7. Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport Implements SITA’s iQueue Solution
Passengers at Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport in Little Rock, Arkansas are benefiting from a new technology introduced to streamline security processing. The new system, Airport iQueue, provided by SITA, uses real-time signals from passengers’ Wi-Fi and Bluetooth-enabled devices to measure the actual length of time it takes the average passenger to pass through the airpor
8. Westin launches Highly Creative Advertising Campaign
Westin launches Highly Creative Advertising Campaign. Westin's US$30 million advertising campaign uses experiential mediums including 3-D and Bluetooth billboards, image-shifting lenticulars and sub-media (ads that appear to move on the train tunnel walls, much like a giant flip book), that bring to life the brand's ongoing concept of personal renewal.

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