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CHECK-IN APPLICATIONS:

IER SELECTED BY AIR TAHITI

IER will provide Air Tahiti with 5 IER 918,

its new generation of Common Use Self-

Service kiosk. The IER 918 is the latest

generation of Common Use Self-Service

kiosk designed to meet the latest trends

in passenger travel such as e-ticketing,

2D bar coded boar

ding passes. The IER 918

is the most compact size kiosk on the

market offering maximum functionality

and flexibility. It comes with a large variety

of optional components such as passport

or car

d reader, bag tag printer, WIFI wireless

network…

Besides the har

dware, the solution

supplied to Air Tahiti also includes the IER

S platform, the I

ER self-service check-in

application and also an Internet check-in

application which allows passengers to

check in at home, at the office or from

any Internet connected PC.

The solution also includes the IER

Monitoring System (IMS) which will allow

Air Tahiti to supervise their kiosks from

a centr

alized location.

The IER 400 is a multi-function baggage

tag/boarding pass direct thermal printer

with a single feed. The IER 400 prints

high-quality 1D & 2D barcodes (including

IATA compliant PDF 417) on all thicknesses

of paper stock (80-190 g., including wallets).

Versatile, it can detect black marks,

transparencies, holes and separate all types

of media (tear off/burster, cutter).

Our extensive knowledge of air transport

needs, our mastering of cutting-edge

technology and the optimized design

of our products guarantee our customers

the best r

etur

n on investment in the industry.

headline News

ER, which actively supports IATA's

“Simplifying the Business” program,

is delighted to announce a comprehensive

range of 2D barcode desk printers and gate

readers to support the air transportation

industry's evolution to 2D barcodes:

IER 400, IER 500 and IER 560 printers

and IER 600, IER 610 readers.

Multi-function &

multi-channel printers

Using a single, multi-function machine reduces

the types of printers installed, therefore

simplifying the installation, ser

vice and user

training required and their associated costs.

Our three brand new printers designed for

check-in operations, the IER 560, IER 500

and IER 400, cover the large scope of airline

and airport needs from single feed up to four

feeds. All thr

ee ar

e multi-function and can

print bag tags and boarding passes in various

configurations. All three are also future proof

– equipped with RS, USB and IP as standar

d –

and can be remotely configured and monitored

via a web server.

The IER 560 is a multi-standard 4-channel

printer

that can print both boarding passes

(or A

TB1 tickets) and bag tags simultaneously,

and is designed for high volume printing.

The IER 560 prints quality 1D and 2D

IER 2D BARCODE GENERATION: A complete

range of printing and reading solutions

IER is anticipating the air transportation industry's migration to 2D barcode with an exciting new range of passenger

and baggage solutions, able to print and read BCBPs.

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FREQUENCIES IER - SECOND SEMESTER 2007 P/

P/4 MO

E ABOUT

www.ier.aero

in brief…

device, a 2D barcode reader, a Wifi connection

and a bag tag printer for self tagging

and drop off. Besides the hardware,

the IER solution also includes the IER CUSS

middleware, the IER ALISS generic client

application customized to Norwegian

specifics, the proactive remote supervision

of the total installed base 24/7 using

the IER monitoring system, on site

maintenance and workshop repair for 3 years.

For now, the Norwegian check-in application

is connected to the Amadeus DC

S only but

will later be connected to the KLM Codeo

DCS as well. Also planned for the near future

is the deplo

yment of the Norw

egian appli

cation to other CUSS platforms, including

the IBM kiosks at Copenhagen airport.

barcodes and uses proven, industrialized

components for a robust and reliable design.

The IER 560 can also include an optional

RFID encoding module, internal to the machine,

for contactless RF bag tags as well as

a frontal barcode reader. Adaptable to multiple

applications, the IER 560 can be configured

as a high volume ticket printer for air and

ground transport applications as well.

The IER 500 is a compact 2-channel

printer

that can print both boarding passes

and bag tags simultaneously. For maximum

flexibility, the IER 500 can be configured to

print one boarding pass and one bag tag

or two boar

ding passes. The IER 500 prints

high-quality 1D and 2D barcodes including

IATA compliant PDF 417 and can include

an optional RFID encoding module.

BCBP STATUS

2008:

all airlines must be BCBP capable

2010:

all boarding passes must be BCBPs

September 2007:

airlines BCBP capable,

using IATA standard

airports BCBP Live*

airports developing

BCBP capability

*BCBP Live means that the airport has deployed at

least one 2D capable printer in a shared environment

Source:

http://www.iata.org/html_email/bcbp_map/bcbp_

map.htm (IATA)

n our previous issue (IER Frequencies

#21), we introduced our new range

of gate readers compliant with BCBP

standards: the IER 600, BCBP reader

and the IER 610 BCBP and magnetic

BP reader.

The IER 600 is a versatile, multi-format

2D barcode reader

ideal for both check-in

and boarding applications and dedicated

to airlines and airports which have already

fully adopted the Bar Coded Boarding

Passes. It uses a fixed focus,

omnidirectional flatbed scanner

for simple to use, high speed

barcode scanning.

The new IER 610, a multi-format

ATB and 2D barcode gate reader

completes IER's offer. In addition to

the fixed focus, omni-directional flatbed

scanner for high speed 2D barcode

reading, the IER 610 also includes

a motorized ATB reader. The IER 610

is the ideal gate reader for a smooth

migration towards 2D barcode.

Both readers can read Aztec, Datamatrix

and QR Code barcodes on

PDAs

and cell phones.

From check-in to boarding

ALEXIS HERNOT, IER VICE PRESIDENT MARKETING & STRATEGY

“With this product range renewal, not only do we comply with

A's'

esolution but we ar

e also preparing for the future. For example,

we have optimized the design and capabilities of our readers to be able

to read barcodes on cell phones. In addition, in the coming months

we will launch a whole range of valuable services to help our

customers impr

ove their operations and r

educe costs. We are also

active in the "

implifying

assenger

ravel" initiative. Our contribution

will help airpor

ts and airlines increase the automation of boarding

and immigration processes.

Our everyday challenge is to use new technologies to serve

our customers and the industr

. That is what motivates us !”

IER 400 IER 500

IER 560

IER 600 IER 610

NORWEGIAN DEPLOYS IER

KIOSKS AT 7 AIRPORTS

From the end of May, Norwegian offers

self-check-in on the IER 918 kiosk to its

passengers leaving Oslo Gardemoen.

Oslo Gardemoen was the first airport to be

equipped with 20 new Norwegian kiosks.

Six other airports have also been equipped

including

rondheim (6 kiosks) Stavanger

(5), Bergen (7), Bodø (3), Tromsø (3) in

Norway, as well as Stockholm in Sweden

(5). The total order amounts to 53 kiosks

with further potential growth throughout

the Norwegian network. The IER 918s installed

are equipped with a full page passport reader

including a RF r

eader, a fingerprint scanning

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