FEBRUARY 2013 GHI MALLAGHAN
Mallaghan is one of the leading manufacturers and suppliers of GSE in Europe and from its factory it exports to many markets such as Europe, Africa, the US, the Middle East and the Far East. Its manufactured products include passenger steps, PRM ambulifts, toilet and water trucks as well as catering trucks. In 2010/2011 Mallaghan launched two new products: the de-icer and the BendiBelt, which was developed in collaboration with easyJet. These new products have met with good sales and interest to date. Mallaghan has seen constant growth in 2012, and the company is delighted to have agreed many repeat orders from current customers, as well as found fresh customers in new countries.
NEPEAN TRANSPORT – BLISS-FOX AIRCRAFT TRACTORS
Bliss-Fox is the only Australia-based designer and manufacturer of aircraft towing and pushback tractors and it has been building and supplying tractors to the aviation market for over 40 years. With manufacturing facilities in Thailand, Bliss-Fox is recognised for its easy- to-operate, high quality and robust tractors. From the eight tonne F1-80 up to the fl agship A380 capable F1-500, there is a Bliss-Fox tractor suitable for your operations. Bliss-Fox is a specialist brand within NEPEAN Transport, a division of Australia’s leading privately-owned, engineering, mining and industrial manufacturing organisation. To fi nd out more, meet us on Stand 7 at the exhibition or visit:
www.nepean.com
Manufactured by: NIIT TECHNOLOGIES
NIIT Technologies, a leading IT solutions organisation, services customers in the US, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Australia. It offers Application Development and Maintenance, Managed Services, IP Asset or Platform Solutions and Business Process Outsourcing to organisations in the fi nancial services, travel & transportation, manufacturing/distribution, healthcare and government sectors. Operating from a building that has gained an LEED Platinum Green rating, NIIT Technologies has 21 sales offi ces located in 14 countries, with seven Near Shore Centres and six Data Centres, around the globe. The company adheres to major global benchmarks and standards, having secured ISO 9001:2000 certifi cation and ISO 27001 Information Security Management accreditation. NIIT Technologies Business Process Outsourcing conforms to the highest quality standards, such as COPC and Six Sigma. The company was also an early adopter of cloud computing. For further information, please visit:
www.niit-tech.com
PROVEO
proveo’s Equipment Fleet Management system optimises the GSE fl eet at any airport operation, monitors the location, displays the operational status, supports the maintenance planning and is the basis for the fuelling strategy of GSE units. The proveo Real-Time EFM Fleet Management System supports the customer and reduces operational costs, achieves quality improvements and mitigates risks, whilst giving management the utmost visibility and transparency of busy processes on the apron. proveo leveraged to develop the most comprehensive engagement and implementation methodology, providing a fast time to value approach based on best industry practices: this has enabled our aviation customers to achieve up to a 25% reduction on capital investment and up to a 20% reduction in operational expenditure on their ground handling assets.
SABRE AIRLINE SOLUTIONS
Sabre Airline Solutions provides technology to the aviation industry. It operates the industry’s largest Software-as-a-Solution (SaaS) business, with its reservations system and operations software used by nearly 400 airlines and over 100 airports around the world. More than 500m passengers are put on aircraft every year using Sabre technology. Sabre Airline Solutions is part of Sabre Holdings, a global travel technology company serving the world’s largest industry, that of travel and tourism. For more information please visit:
www.sabreairlinesolutions.com
SITA WORKBRIDGE
Let SITA WorkBridge optimise your airport processes. Optimise your operational planning for both fi xed and mobile resources. Optimise your rostering and unlock the full value of your workforce with scenario simulations, shift scheduling, cost analysis and roster generation tools. Optimise the use of airport infrastructure, including stands, gates, baggage belts and check-in counters. Make sure the right people are put in the right jobs throughout your organisation, with automated scheduling and dispatching, situation awareness and ground crew management solutions.Optimise staff management and continuously improve effectiveness with an HR database, holiday and sickness management, shift swapping, payroll information and post-labour analysis capabilities. Optimise communication and service registration and go lean with real-time task information, document services rendered and use of hand-held mobile devices: in short, get critical information delivered anywhere.
TLD
The TLD Group is a leading industrial company specialised in commercial and military airport ground support equipment. Through its extensive worldwide sales and service network of 23 offi ces, TLD distributes and effi ciently supports its 16 lines of equipment, designed and manufactured in its six different factories (two in Asia, in North America and in Europe). The quality, simplicity and low cost of operation of TLD equipment, which includes loaders, towbarless tractors, jet starts, transporters and air conditioning units, have forged the TLD reputation. Latest engine emission standards and energy effi cient equipment are driving the product development of TLD. An aggressive strategy, allying innovative engineering, competitive pricing and strong customer support commitment, has allowed TLD to become a clear leader in the GSE market.
TOPSYSTEM
With its IT suite Ground Handling System, topsystem’s aviation department offers an extensive modular software solution for planning and controlling handling-related processes from contract drafting, fl ight scheduling and service recording up to the invoicing stage. Being completely Web-based, the software is installed on a central server and can be accessed from any station company-wide with a simple browser. It allows the use of identical data wherever possible, and individual adaptations wherever necessary. Cutting-edge technology and extensive solutions specially developed for the comprehensive handling business help signifi cantly to optimise work processes, thus helping to minimise effort and to maximise revenues.
TRANSTEC OVERSEAS (INDIA)
This company specialises in the manufacture of ground support and cargo handling equipment to IATA standards with ISO and CE quality certifi ed products. Its portfolio includes towable and chassis mounted steps and beltloaders; water and lavatory carts; scissor lifts; pallets; containers, baggage and slave pallets. It has formed a JV with Beak Engineering, Australia, to build GPUs for civil and military use, offering a complete range from 30Kva to 180Kva. This JV will also introduce catering trucks and PRM lifts, in partnership with a European manufacturer that will be built and assembled in India, the UK and Australia.
TREPEL AIRPORT EQUIPMENT
Trepel Airport Equipment meets the GSE requirements of today’s modern airports with a complete product range of ground support equipment. It offers cargo loaders from a 3.5 tonne capacity up to the new 35 tonne MDL, as well as transporters and an electric tow tractor. Over the last three years Trepel has also become a well-established manufacturer of conventional tractors. The entire family of Challenger tractors, consisting of Challenger 160, 430 and 700 models, are capable of servicing all commercial as well as military aircraft up to an A380 and the AN225. Nowadays, the Challenger product contributes a considerable part to the revenue of the Trepel company. Recently, Trepel added a small cost-optimised tractor to the Challenger fl eet, the so-called Challenger 150. This tractor targets customers who need to service particular aircraft types of the B737 family as well as the A320 family. What is more, the fully ballasted Challenger 150 is also able to push out B767-200/300 at maximum ramp weight.
VESTERGAARD COMPANY
Vestergaard Company has over 40 years of experience in manufacturing premium quality GSE equipment that fi ts the needs of the smallest commuter as well as the largest commercial aircraft. Today, the company’s focus is on de-icing, toilet and water servicing units, as well as aircraft washer units. The de-icing product range includes the compact Elephant Sigma all the way up to the highly fl exible Elephant Beta-15. The toilet and water servicing units range from small towable units and electric vehicles to highly specialised units designed and built on commercial truck chassis. Vestergaard Company effi ciently supplies spare parts, technical support and advice for all its products from offi ces in Denmark, Russia and the US. In addition, technical assistance and comprehensive inspections are available worldwide.
X OPS
X OPS (Operations on Screen) is a solution for real-time control of mobile equipment in the warehouse and on the ramp. It enables visual control, planning and project simulation of all airport vehicles. It has already been operating successfully at Paris CDG airport for some four years. Moreover, Veolia Airport Services, Air France, WFS, Europe Handling Group, Onet, Sodexi and Flybus already rely on X OPS. The system monitors all linked operations such as cleaning, fuelling, passenger transfers and baggage and distribution of cargo pallets to and from aircraft. X OPS combines geolocation, tele-transmission and video as well as all the available techniques for data seizure, such as PDA, RFID and barcodes. The system can function alongside other systems, such as GPS and wireless communication, making it the perfect tool to maintain a GSE fl eet.
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