Schiphol and easyJet Roll Out Engine-Free Taxiing
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Four buses from the orange company are being equipped to use the TaxiBot solution on the Dutch platform.
TaxiBot electric towing deployed at Amsterdam Schiphol for more efficient and sustainable ground operations
Menzies Aviation is supporting the deployment of TaxiBot electric aircraft towing technology at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, in collaboration with easyJet, the airport and industry partners, to reduce emissions and fuel use during ground operations. TaxiBot is a semi-robotic electric towing system that enables aircraft to taxi between gate and runway without using their main engines, cutting fuel burn, emissions and noise during ground movements.…
EasyJet will be deploying "no-engine" rollover operations in Amsterdam-Schiphol this summer thanks to the Electric TaxiBot, a semi-robotized tow technology that must significantly reduce fuel consumption, emissions and ground noise. The Dutch airport thus becomes the first European hub to generalize the use of the TaxiBot for the British airline, with the aim of a fully sustainable rollover by 2030. EasyJet and Schiphol switch to EasyJet assiste…
Easyjet and Amsterdam-Schiphol Airport extend the use of Taxibot technology to regular operation. The first flight with the new technology has already taken place.
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