SAASA invested 4.2 million US dollars in TLD to purchase ground support equipment (GSE). The equipment will be delivered in two installments: 20 units (worth 2.2 million US dollars) will be delivered this year, and 10 units (worth 2 million US dollars) will be delivered next year. The first piece of equipment has already been received.

Airport Handling has launched a brand-new cargo facility at the Milan Malpensa Airport Cargo Complex. The facility covers an area of 10,000 square meters and has a capacity of 100,000 tons of cargo per year. It is expected to commence operations in September 2027 and create 200 job positions.

Talma has entered into a partnership with Flybondi, the first low-cost airline in Argentina, to provide comprehensive airport services including ground handling, passenger services and aircraft maintenance for its two weekly flights connecting Iguazu and Lima.

Munich Airport has entered into a partnership with TractEasy, aiming to promote the application of autonomous cargo towing technology at the airport. This collaboration marks an important milestone in the integration of ground support automation technologies at large international airports.

Menzies Aviation has successfully obtained the Cargo iQ certification. Cargo iQ is dedicated to establishing and implementing quality standards for the global air freight industry. Its members include over 60 institutions from various fields such as aviation and freight forwarding.

KLM has introduced the Goldhofer Phoenix AST2E electric trailer through TCR leasing to replace the diesel models. This is an important step for it towards achieving a net-zero emissions goal for ground operations by 2030. This trailer can tow various aircraft types ranging from small planes to Boeing 777s, featuring zero emissions and low noise advantages. The upgraded suspension system enhances the driver's comfort, and at the same time, it will improve the working environment and air quality on the apron. ​

The VR training module of Draxon has been officially certified by IATA, making it the first and only company in the world to receive this certification and officially obtaining the qualification to provide such solutions to airlines and ground service operators worldwide.

BGS has renewed the fuel supply contract for Riga and Palanga airports with airBaltic. The agreement takes effect from November 1, 2025 and lasts until the end of the year. The cooperation between the two parties began in 2015. This renewal is a recognition of BGS's professional competence and service quality. BGS will continue to optimize its services and support airBaltic in achieving its development goals.

ATL Partners has completed the acquisition of SkyMark, an aircraft refueling vehicle manufacturer, and Rampmaster, an aviation refueling solution enterprise. The two companies have merged to create an integrated platform for aviation solutions, refueling services, and aviation ground support equipment (GSE). Both retain their own brands for operation, and the original core management team remains in place and will transfer their equity to the merged company. This acquisition is the first investment of ATL's third fund.

Lodige Industries will modernize the cargo terminal of Korean Air at John F. Kennedy Airport (JFK) in New York. This terminal is the core cargo hub of Korean Air on the east coast of the United States and a key node of its global network.

BGS and Viz Air have announced the extension of their refueling service cooperation agreement. This renewal continues the partnership that began in 2011 (lasting for 14 years) between the two parties, covering all business segments of Viz Air. Both parties' managers expressed their approval of this renewal. BGS emphasized its expectations for deepening the cooperation and expressed gratitude to the team. Viz Air, on the other hand, affirmed BGS's service quality and safety guarantee capabilities, and expressed confidence in its future services.

In 1996, Gabriel Serrano and his father founded Aeroservicios USA, a company headquartered in Miami, specializing in the refurbishment of used aviation ground support equipment (GSE) and the sale and lease of new/used GSE and accessories. The company has well-equipped facilities. It has reached a deep cooperation agreement with CSI Leasing, which has nearly a decade of experience in GSE leasing. Aeroservicios USA will undertake the refurbishment and resale of GSE that has expired under the lease agreement of CSI Leasing. By leveraging their respective strengths, the two parties will provide a one-stop solution of "high-quality equipment + flexible financing" for global ground support service providers and airlines. The head of CSI Leasing stated that the cooperation will enhance service competitiveness, while Gabriel Serrano is confident about the prospects of the cooperation and will continue to serve as the CEO of Aeroservicios USA.

To meet the growth demands of airports and ground support operations, Global Ground Support has launched the GTV-5000 equipment. With intelligent technology and reliable engineering design, this equipment simplifies the fluid transfer process, shortens the operation downtime, and helps achieve environmental protection goals.

To support Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny’s Lima concert as part of his international tour (originating in Santiago de Chile and heading to Medellín, Colombia), Talma successfully managed over 400 tonnes of import and export cargo. The operation involved handling four charter flights (two inbound, two outbound) at Jorge Chavez International Airport, requiring close coordination with logistics operator Magusa and cargo airline Atlas Air.

Changi Airport has officially put two autonomous baggage tractors into live operations after nearly 5,000 trial trips, with the launch officiated by Singapore’s Senior Minister of State for Transport Sun Xueling, reflecting the country’s commitment to smart airport technologies. Equipped with multiple sensors and cameras, the tractors operate in designated airside AV zones under remote monitoring for safety.

Oshkosh AeroTech has delivered the 7,000th LEKTRO series equipment, the LEKTRO 88i electric tug without a boom, to its long-term partner, Atlantic Aviation. This equipment is suitable for the precise scheduling of commercial, military and general aviation aircraft. It features environmentally friendly and efficient operation, and is equipped with an upgraded electric drive control, a larger capacity battery and a driver-friendly cockpit layout.

SAASA Company will receive ground handling equipment worth a total of 4.2 million US dollars in two batches. This year, 20 pieces of equipment worth 2.2 million US dollars will be delivered, and next year, 10 pieces of equipment worth 2 million US dollars will be delivered.

Global step-free aircraft boarding ramp leader Aviramp is on track to hit the £10 million annual sales mark and break its pre-pandemic record, driven by a highly successful third quarter. During July-September, the company secured contracts with nine airports and operators worldwide, including a nearly £500,000 deal with Delta Airlines and a £525,000 order from Australia’s Sunshine Coast Airport. With around 750 of its ramps in global use, Aviramp’s products – featuring non-slip surfaces and solar-powered options – address the aviation industry’s key needs for sustainability and improved passenger experience, especially for those with reduced mobility, while cutting airport turnaround times. The firm, a holder of the Queen’s Award for International Trade, supplies ramps to regions including the Caribbean, South America, Australia, Canada and the UK.

Nagpur Airport, which is strategically located in central India, is undergoing a major expansion supported by a ₹7,000 crore (US$ 850 million) investment from GMR, with the goal of enhancing its pivotal position in India’s aviation sector. Goldair Handling India (Nagpur) Private Limited, a fully Greek-owned enterprise, has launched comprehensive ground handling services at the airport to bolster its role as a key connectivity hub in central India, covering ramp operations, passenger and baggage handling, cargo management and other airport support services. Alexandros Fourlas, the company's Vice Chairman, stated that the move aligns with the airport’s growth vision and aims to set new standards for service quality, operational safety and efficiency in India’s fast-growing aviation industry.

Safeport provided ground support for the iconic Airbus A380 at Beja Airport for the second time. This service's A380 was operated by a global airline and carried by Hi Fly, arriving in Beja from Dresden, Germany. The Safeport team is responsible for the full range of ground services, including the supply of ground support equipment, aircraft towing, drinking water replenishment, restroom services, aircraft cleaning, and comprehensive airport logistics coordination, etc.