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Old 23rd January 2016 | 10:51
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Mallaghan baggage trailers and driveable baggage loaders

Do any airlines or handling agents in the UK use these machines ? If so I'd be interested to read about any experiences of them, regardless of how good or bad they are.

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Old 25th January 2016 | 05:45
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Hmm. Either no UK users have anything to say about Mallaghan or there are no UK users (on Pprune).
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Old 25th January 2016 | 10:03
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Menzies in MAN have a couple of mallaghan loaders. But technical issues makes them limit in use. Power Stow make a similar product which is very good for quick turn arounds and high capacity flights.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uTb-rR6eqw
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Old 25th January 2016 | 20:45
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They use the belt loaders in MAN. I believe swissport LBA used them up till a few months ago. I don't think they were very user friendly. You had to
Stand up to drive it, massive blind spots and unreliable.
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Old 27th January 2016 | 16:00
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Worksmart and backtrack. Thankyou for the info folks.
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Old 28th January 2016 | 16:23
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MENZIES in BRS had the Mallaghan Bendi Belts and I believe their experience was very good.
I have also saw them working with Swissport in GEN.
I believe that the Mallaghan 3rd and 4th generation units are much better and reliable than the 1st generation.
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Old 1st February 2016 | 11:37
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Guys at our station nearly have heart attacks driving the bendi belts to the A/C. Only 300 hours of operation since 2013 and mostly out of operation.
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Old 3rd February 2016 | 11:14
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the IOM uses them,as an observer of turn rounds they seem ok until they bump into the aircraft
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