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  • Fraport Tests Autonomous Baggage and Cargo Tractor
    Fraport AG Ground Services are currently trialing an autonomous baggage and cargo tractor. The electric vehicle will operate on an eight-kilometer-long test route within Frankfurt Airport’s secure area.The aim of the trial, which will take several weeks, is to determine whether and under what condit
    2026-03-03
  • Wizz Air Extends Partnership with Aviator in Sweden And Denmark
    Aviator will provide passenger services, apron operations and deicing services for Wizz Air. This will cover 1,800 flights operated by Airbus A320 and A321 each year. Among them, the services at Copenhagen Airport in Denmark focus on multiple European routes, while the airports in Gothenburg and Malmö in Sweden support a total of 1,500 flights per year. Both parties' senior management have affirmed the value of the cooperation, recognizing each other's advantages in service quality and long-term collaboration.
    2026-03-02
  • [Company news] Saudi Ground Services to implement Blockchain document solution across 28 airports in KSA
    During Saudi’s leading tech event LEAP 2023, being held between February 7th-9th in Riyadh KSA, IR4LAB, a Saudi-based company specialized in disruptive technologies such as Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence., and SGS (Saudi Ground Services), jointly announced the implementation of DocCerts Bloc
    2026-03-02
  • Frontier Airlines and Menzies Aviation scale up network in the Americas
    Menzies Aviation, the world’s largest aviation services company, has announced a new contract with Frontier Airlines to provide full ground services at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) from next month.This award bolsters Menzies’ successful fuel services operations at ATL where
    2026-02-27
  • UK Hydrogen Airport Trial Completed; Roadmap for Further Studies Released
    The first report on the test flight of multiple hydrogen-powered ground support equipment (GSE) at an airport in the UK has confirmed that hydrogen can be safely and effectively integrated into airport ground operations, and has clarified the subsequent key steps for the aviation industry to accelerate the application of hydrogen and decarbonization. The "Zero Carbon Turnaround" project, led by Exeter Airport and jointly carried out by multiple parties, tests multiple hydrogen equipment in real environments and achieves several UK firsts. Subsequent winter environmental tests will be conducted, and the report also emphasizes the need to shift from single-point demonstrations to more systematic long-term tests, laying the foundation for the future application of hydrogen-powered aircraft and the large-scale promotion of hydrogen GSE.
    2026-02-26
  • SEMMCO To Rejoin MRO Americas 2026
    To celebrate the 30th anniversary of MRO Americas and its own 33-year milestone, Semmco will showcase its innovative designs in commercial and business aviation manufacturing and maintenance at the 2026 exhibition (booth 2709, N-S Hall). The company, dedicated to safety and efficiency, has upgraded and launched multiple aviation maintenance operation platforms with the financial support from its acquisition by HAKI Safety in 2024. It will also display mature GSE products such as nitrogen filling kits and wheel brake replacement equipment, solidifying its leading position in the industry with safe and efficient solutions.
    2026-02-26
  • Autonomous Baggage Tractors Launched into Live Operations at Changi Airport
    After nearly 5,000 tests, Singapore Changi Airport officially put into use two self-driving luggage trolleys for transporting passengers' luggage between Terminal 1 and Terminal 4.
    2026-02-25
  • Celebi Aviation Adopts CHAMP A2Z Scan for Document Processing
    Celebi Aviation has introduced the fully AI-powered product CHAMP A2Z Scan, which handles documents such as air waybills. This has reduced the time for manual entry and verification from 3 minutes to 45 seconds, and the data can be automatically synchronized to its freight management system.
    2026-02-25
  • Swissport Completes Switzerland’s First Fully-electric Aircraft Turnaround
    Swissport has completed its first fully electric ground handling operation for an aircraft in Switzerland, covering passenger embarkation and disembarkation, baggage and cargo loading and unloading, and aircraft maintenance. This operation utilized electric baggage tractors, aircraft tugs, boarding stairs, and belt loaders, effectively reducing carbon emissions.
    2026-02-25
  • Exeter Airport Trial Confirms Safety of Hydrogen for Ground Operations
    The Zero Carbon Turn project led by Exeter Airport, in collaboration with several universities and enterprises, completed on-site tests of hydrogen-powered ground support equipment at the airport with the support of the UK Civil Aviation Authority. It successfully utilized hydrogen-powered trucks, luggage carts, and hybrid-powered ground power supplies to complete refueling operations for commercial aircraft, setting several firsts in hydrogen application in the UK.
    2026-02-24
  • Newcastle Airport Invests in New Cargo Handling Equipment
    Newcastle Airport’s on-site partner Samson Aviation has invested in new cargo equipment to handle larger and specialised consignments on both passenger and cargo aircraft, expanding the airport’s cargo types (including heavy machinery, aircraft components and luxury vehicles) and supporting the region’s 4,000-tonne annual cargo trade.
    2026-02-24
  • The Cargo Handling Volume at Vienna Airport Has Increased by 17%
    The cargo business at Vienna Airport witnessed a remarkable growth in 2024. The air cargo volume in the first half of the year reached 141,118 tons (an increase of 20,861 tons compared to the previous year), with the pharmaceutical cargo volume growing by 8.2%. In July, the cargo volume was 24,808 tons, representing a year-on-year increase of 21.1% and exceeding the pre-pandemic level in 2019 by 12%. The increase in passenger volume has released the cargo capacity of the belly hold. The cargo volume in the belly hold increased by 47% year-on-year in the first half of the year. The relevant airport officials stated that this confirms the effectiveness of their strategy and consolidates their position as a global core hub for air cargo.
    2026-02-05
  • WFS Has Put into Use Electric Freight Towing Vehicles at Schiphol Airport
    Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) has deployed Goldhofer Sherpa E6 electric cargo towing trucks (supplied by TCR) at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport to support cargo handling for over 50 airlines.
    2026-02-04
  • EasyJet Collaborates with Dnata To Take over The Ground Handling Services at Zurich Airport
    Dnata has strengthened its cooperation with EasyJet in Switzerland and has received a new ground handling service order from Zurich Airport. This will provide passenger, apron and baggage services for 3,800 flights and 640,000 passengers annually for the latter. Previously, since 2022, the two parties have been conducting aircraft deicing service cooperation at Geneva Airport. Dnata will continue to invest resources to enhance the value of the service.
    2026-02-03
  • Mingjie Airlines Has Launched Its Cargo Transportation Service in Maputo
    Menzies Aviation's new cargo warehouse in Maputo has been officially put into use. It can provide high-quality, efficient and safe services to its airline partners, including Airlink of South Africa and Qatar Airways.
    2026-02-03
  • Swissport will start purchasing electric vehicles in 2025
    Swissport has introduced a new procurement policy to promote the electrification of ground support equipment (GSE). It has clearly stated that from January this year, various types of operation vehicles must be purchased as electric models. The plan is to achieve 100% electric procurement of GSE by 2027 and an electricization rate of 55% by 2032.
    2026-02-02
  • Vestergaard Has Launched A Semi-automatic De-icing System
    Vestergaard has launched the OPTIM-ICE semi-automatic deicing system (the initial version), which is mainly designed for the wings and stabilizers of narrow-body aircraft. In the future, through software upgrades, the system will enhance its automation level and achieve full aircraft coverage.
    2026-02-02
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