What paths does luggage take when it is placed on the conveyor belt by the passenger at the check-in counter and then picked up again by the passenger at the arrival airport? What technologies and concepts might be encountered at international airports in the coming years, and which ones will prevail? How significantly do conveyor technology, logistics, and identification influence such considerations and trends? What do these solutions look like specifically for small and medium-sized airports that are entering a new scale of baggage systems due to increasing passenger and baggage numbers? The book addresses these and similar questions. It examines the components and functions of baggage logistics that represent the current state of technology. The core of the book focuses on the analysis of baggage handling concepts for small and medium-sized airports.