From left to right is Tyler Journey, Ed Light, Steve Hill and Derik Sprando.


CLIENT-FOCUSED COMPANY


Tiger Tugs has its roots as a fabrication shop. They bring that expertise to the table by manufacturing the lifts using only heavy gauge steel and top grade stainless steel. All electronics are from vendors who specialize in remote wireless technology and then Tiger Tugs brings it all together into a comprehensive, innovative solution. Tiger Tugs works with each individual client to build a tug that is specific for their needs and for their model of helicopter. They do not believe in having “stock;” they believe in building custom solutions for each and every customer.


Because form always follows function, clients do not have to sacrifice aesthetics when it comes to their tugs. Representative


of the extra effort Tiger Tugs gives their clients, the company also offers custom paint schemes and graphics so that the tug may match the helicopter.


Describing his company, Hill sums it up when he says, “When someone has a need to ground-handle a helicopter, we understand both the investment they have in the aircraft and the obligation to do it safely. We want to be their engineering source, because Tiger Tugs is not just another helicopter tug company, we are a company who designs solutions.”


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