FEMA AIRPORT - Electronic Weighing Equipment

FEMA AIRPORT was established in 1986 to design, build and set-up airport electronic weighing equipment. The company particularly focuses on equipment reliability together with easy installation and maintenance.

Baggage and cargo weighing equipment

Within the baggage and cargo-handling sector FEMA AIRPORT's equipment includes:

• Passenger baggage weighing at check-in counter
• Cargo pallets weighing
• Narrow and wide-body aircraft weighing platforms

FEMA AIRPORT's products are designed in cooperation with airport authorities' engineering requirements. This ensures an optimum flow of passengers at check-in counters

All the company's baggage and cargo weighing equipment complies with European standards, and can be installed at airports worldwide.

Cargo and pallet weighing equipment

Cargo bulks are weighed to provide load control of the pallets loaded on aircraft. The pallet weighing equipment FEMA AIRPORT supplies is subject to regular verification and control by its qualified team.

Cargo weighing scales

FEMA AIRPORT's cargo weighing scales are built according to the requirements of freight handling system manufacturers to carry out the weighing process using two 20in platforms with a totaliser for both A+B loads.

Aircraft weighing systems

Aircraft weighing is carried out during maintenance in order to meet airworthiness requirements and to reconcile weight and balance. A centre-of-gravity system is fitted to the aircraft to ensure this.

Electronic load-cell platforms

Electronic load-cell platforms with intermediate spacers allow the positioning of aircraft wheels on each platform. A Wi-Fi connection from each platform to a computer provides the information for the aircraft's total weight and centre-of-gravity calculation.

Aircraft weighing is carried out during maintenance in order to meet airworthiness requirements and to make reconciliation with weight and balance. A centre-of-gravity system is fitted to the aircraft.

Electronic load-cell platforms with intermediate spacers allow the positioning of aircraft wheels on each platform. A Wi-Fi connection from each platform to a computer feeds the information for aircraft total weight and centre-of-gravity calculation.

Electronic weighing equipment references

FEMA AIRPORT has equipped 87 countries worldwide with airport weighing equipment. Airline companies it has supplied include:

• Aéroports de Paris
• Air Afrique
• Air Algérie
• Air Canada
• Air France
• Air India
• American Airlines
• Armée de l’Air
• Alitalia
• British Airways
• Japan Airlines
• KLM
• Lufthansa
• United Airlines
• Federal Express

Manufacturing companies we have supplied include ABB Babcock, Intrion, Logan Teleflex, Newtec Jebsen, John Laing International, La Poste, Robson, Servisair, SFS, Siemens, Siraga, Sovex, Trastecnica and Vanderlande.

Airports supplied with electronic weighing equipment

FEMA AIRPORT has supplied electronic weighing equipment to airports all over the globe. In France FEMA AIRPORT's equipment has been used at Roissy CDG, Orly and 40 main regional airports.

Other European countries supplied include Germany, the UK, Belgium, Denmark, Greece, the Netherlands, Ireland, Iceland, Luxembourg, Poland, the Czech Republic, Sweden, Albania, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Russia, Croatia, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Moldova, Turkey and the Ukraine.

In Africa the company has supplied airports in:

• Algeria
• Benin
• Burkina Faso
• Cameroon
• Central African Republic
• Congo
• Ivory Coast
• Egypt
• Ethiopia
• Gabonese Republic
• Ghana
• Guinea
• Equatorial Guinea
• Kenya
• Libya 
• Mali
• Morocco
• Mauritania
• Mozambique
• Namibia
• Niger
• Nigeria
• Congo
• Senegal
• Gambia
• Sudan
• Chad
• Togo
• Tunisia
• Zambia 

In Asia airports in Cambodia, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Pakistan, Vietnam Mongolia and Turkmenistan have utilised FEMA AIRPORT systems.

Middle Eastern countries supplied by FEMA AIRPORT include:

• Saudi Arabia
• Bahrain
• Iran 
• Kuwait
• Lebanon
• Qatar
• Syria
• Yemen 

Caribbean, Canadian, Cuban and Mexican airports, as well as airports on the Indian Ocean Islands and Oceania Islands, have also used FEMA AIRPORT equipment.