US EditionBrussels Airport tests self-driving shuttle bus for staff
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Brussels Airport launches Belgium’s first autonomous shuttle in sustainable mobility pilot
Brussels Airport is piloting Belgium’s first fully autonomous, electric shuttle as part of the European Stargate project. Over three months, the shuttle will transport airport employees across a designated tarmac route, monitored by cameras and sensors, and supported by 5G connectivity. Developed by New Zealand’s Ohmio, the shuttle can carry eight passengers and includes a […]
Brussels Airport has launched a pilot project to test the use of an electric, self-driving shuttle at the airport, a first in Belgium. The shuttle will transport airport employees on the tarmac completely autonomously for a period of three months. This is an important step in the development of innovative and sustainable mobility at the airport.
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