Nishitetsu Air Service Starts Full EV Aircraft Handling at Narita Airport
On June 2, 2026, Nishitetsu Air Service launched Narita Airport's first full EV aircraft handling initiative, utilizing electric vehicles for all ground support operations to reduce environmental impact.
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Nishitetsu Air Service launched Narita Airport's first full EV handling initiative on June 2, 2026, utilizing electric vehicles for all ground support operations for a single aircraft. This effort aims to reduce environmental impact through decarbonization and promote sustainable airport operations. Narita International Airport is advancing large-scale charging infrastructure for ground support equipment to achieve its Sustainable NRT 2050 goals. The initiative uses various EVs, including towing tractors, belt loaders, high lift loaders, passenger steps, and towing cars, manufactured by TLD and Mototok.
FAQ
Who started the full EV handling?
Nishitetsu Air Service Co., Ltd.
When did it start?
It started on June 2, 2026.
Where is it implemented?
It is implemented at Narita Airport.
What is full EV handling?
It means conducting all ground support operations from arrival to departure using electric vehicles.
Why are they doing this?
To reduce environmental impact through decarbonization and aim for sustainable airport operations.