Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) has been successfully completed for another stage of Dimark’s baggage handling system project for Riyadh Airports.
As part of the process, representatives of the customer team visited Dimark to review, test and verify the equipment before shipment. The successful completion of FAT marks an important project milestone and confirms that the delivered solution is ready to move to the next phase of execution.
During the visit, the guests also toured Dimark’s production facility, gaining insight into how baggage handling system components are developed and manufactured, from engineering design and production to final assembly and testing.
Factory Acceptance Testing plays a key role in project delivery, providing an opportunity to validate system functionality, confirm compliance with project requirements and ensure readiness for installation on site.
With FAT completed and accepted, the project now moves forward to the shipment stage and subsequent implementation activities.
We thank the Riyadh Airports team for their visit, constructive technical discussions and successful completion of this important milestone.
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