Industries

Airline and Aircraft Tamper Evident Solutions

Aircraft turnarounds are fast, heavily regulated and carried out by many different teams. Tamper evidence gives cabin crew and ground staff a way to confirm at a glance that a door, trolley, kit or bag has not been opened since it was last checked.

Used on catering trolleys, emergency equipment, cabin stowages, aircraft doors, duty free bags and pallet loads, where checks have to be completed in minutes and recorded reliably.

Know what you need? Talk to our team. Not sure what will work? Send us the application.

Tamper evident seal applied to aircraft equipment

The problem

Where airline operations need visible verification

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Fast turnarounds

Minimal time to physically inspect every stowage, trolley and kit.

02

Many handling parties

Catering, cleaning, ground handling and crew all accessing the same aircraft.

03

Emergency equipment

Life vests and safety kits that must be present, correct and unopened.

04

Catering and bar stock

Trolleys and carts moving through several sites between loads.

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Duty free and retail

Sealed bags that must remain closed through transfer and at destination.

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Record keeping

Checks that need to be logged consistently across fleets and stations.

How it works

How the check works in practice

Seals are separating constructions. Removing or lifting one exposes a permanent VOID message, so an intact seal confirms nothing has been opened since it was applied and a voided one triggers your procedure. They make interference visible and support the check; they are not a lock and they do not replace your security programme.

01

Sealed after the check

Applied once the trolley, stowage or door has been checked and closed.

02

Numbered for the record

Sequential numbering or barcodes let crew log the seal against the flight or station.

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Verified in seconds

Read the number, confirm the seal is intact, move on.

Tamper evident seal on aircraft equipment
Cabin stowages and equipment
Numbered security seal applied in an aircraft environment
Numbered seals for flight records
Security label part removed showing the void message
Void behaviour on removal

Products typically specified

What airline operations usually specify

Numbered seals

Custom numbered labels for trolleys, stowages and equipment records.

Duty free bag tape

Duty free bag tape for sealed retail bags through transfer.

Pallet and ULD loads

Pallet secure tape for cargo and catering unit loads.

Carton and case tape

Standard tamper evident tape for supply and spares shipments.

Label range

Tamper evident label range for the full set of constructions and finishes.

Specifying it properly

What we need to know to get it right first time

Surface and removal requirement

Painted panels, plastic trolleys, powder-coated stowages and composite interiors all differ. Where a surface must be left completely clean, a non residue construction is usually the right route.

Numbering and record format

Sequential numbers, barcodes, QR codes or station-specific ranges, and how they are captured into your existing check sheets or systems.

Environment

Temperature range, cleaning chemicals, humidity and pressure cycling all affect adhesion and legibility over a full rotation.

Approvals

Cabin materials can be subject to airline and airworthiness requirements. Tell us the standard you have to meet and we will confirm what we can supply the evidence for rather than assume it.

Next step

Specify it around your operation

Airline checks succeed or fail on whether the seal survives the environment and can be read in seconds. Send us the surface and the procedure and we will specify it with you.

Known requirement

Samples, pricing, artwork and rollout for a product or application you have already identified.

Not sure what will work

Difficult substrate, temperature, line speed or a loss pattern you cannot pin down. Send us the pack and the problem.