E-taxi pioneer WheelTug and Evionica, an aviation software and training provider, have signed a partnership agreement to develop pilot training for the WheelTug system.
WheelTug plc, an electric taxi pioneer, and Düsseldorf Airport have signed a memorandum of understanding on conducting a FASTGate (Fast And Safe Turn) feasibility study.
The WheelTug system enables pilots to taxi and maneuver aircraft with engines off using electric motors inside the nose wheels. This eliminates jet blasts in busy areas and greatly...
Aviation pioneer WheelTug announces that Spanish airline AlbaStar has signed as the WheelTug launch customer for Europe and will be the first to employ WheelTug’s innovative electric...
The parties will cooperate on an assessment of the airport, evaluating how the WheelTug e-taxi system can improve the efficiency of the existing infrastructure through the implementatio...
Under this agreement, the WheelTug system will enable Kenya Airways airplanes to taxi forward and backward, using small electric motors in their nosewheels rather than jet engines...
The WheelTug system enables an airplane to taxi forward and backward, using small electric motors in its nosewheels rather than jet engines or a tow tug.
'Pilot Ground Situation Awareness System' should enable pilots to maneuver unaided on the ground using cameras on the fuselage and vertical stabilizer as well as sensors placed...
The PGSA will include cameras for detecting wing tips and rear view and low visibility capability to allow for operation at night and during inclement weather.
The order book for WheelTug® aircraft drive systems is currently at 785 delivery slots reserved by 14 airlines from Europe, America, the Middle East and Asia.
With the new reservations the order book of WheelTug aircraft drive systems grows to 641 delivery slots reserved by twelve airlines from Europe, America, the Middle East and Asia...
