Service Description



asrv.aero

Bag Data Request Service version 1.0



Namespace: http://www.asrv.aero/webservices/1.0/BagDataRequestService



Document revisions

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Description

Author

27.06.2024This document describes Avinors Bag Data Request Service (BDRS). BDRS replaces the existing BiA-IQ Service found here: BiA IQ - BiA - Bagasje i Avinor - Avinor Wiki. One relevant difference is that BDRS is supported by a REST API, while BiA-IQ is supported by a SOAP API.

Andreas Wallin

27.08.2025Bag State Data extended with fields bagBhsBatchId, bagLoadUnitId, bagLoadUnitSequenceNumber

Terje Landa



Service facts

Introduction

Overview

This service description defines one service with a set of operations designed to support the need airports have for bag related state information from baggage handling systems (BHS)

    • The overall state of bags for a spesific flight
    • The state of individual bags for a spesific flight and/or airport
    • All events for a spesific bag for a spesific flight

The state data is aggregated based on events (raw data) collected in BiA, through an application called BiA State Factory.

A set of use cases are described here: Avinor use cases

Implementation considerations

Any implementation of this service MUST use the XSD files provided here: XSDs

It is however up to the service provider which data elements to support.

Any service provider should make available documentation about the actual implementation, including:

    • the address of the service.
    • any limitations in the implementation.

Purpose of this service description

This service description has the following purpose:

      • Describe of service in enough detail for a service provider to implement it.
      • Describe the service so that a client (of this service) developer can use it.
      • Make available the XSD files necessary to implement and use the service.
      • Make it possible for relevant people at airports, airlines, handlers and other aviation partners to understand the available functionality and then to decide if to implement/use it or not.

Intended readership

    • IT architects
    • Developers
    • Business architects
    • Interested parties in the aviation community

Service operations

Data entities


Avinor use cases

XSDs