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  • January/February 2025

    • January/February 2025

    The January/February 2025 issue of Ground Support Worldwide features our State of the Industry report, containing results of our annual survey of ground support professionals, plus a look at safety training in the Asia region, the role of advanced charging technologies in achieving net zero, and more.
    Bulmor
    Bulmor launched the e-SideBull in 2020 after electrifying the smaller FrontBull unit in 2017.
    GSE

    PRM Service without Emissions

    Josh Smith
    Feb. 11, 2025
    Bulmor introduced the e-SideBull ambulift to easily assist passengers with a fully electric vehicle.
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    Ground Handling

    The State of the Industry in 2025: Navigating a Changing and Challenging Landscape

    Jenny Lescohier
    Jan. 31, 2025
    The ground support industry plays a vital role in the safe and efficient operation of air travel and cargo shipment, however it faces a confluence of formidable challenges that...
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    GSE

    Safety Training and Culture in Asia

    Jan. 31, 2025
    While aviation safety is a global matter policed by global standards, there are some peculiarities within the Asia region
    ACT
    The transition to eGSE is a crucial step towards reducing emissions, but it comes with challenges such as the need for efficient and reliable charging infrastructure.
    GSE

    The Role of Advanced Charging Technologies in Achieving Net Zero Emissions

    Aleksandra Ovchinnikova
    Oct. 3, 2024
    The transition to eGSE is a crucial step towards reducing emissions, but it comes with challenges such as the need for efficient and reliable charging infrastructure.
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    GSE

    How to Perform a Millipore Test

    Walter Chartrand
    Oct. 1, 2024
    Also known as a Colorimetric Membrane Test, this ASTM D 2276/IP216 standard test method examines particulate contamination in aviation fuel by line sampling.

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    Aviator Airport Alliance
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