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Safer, more efficient airport logistics and ground handling. Electric tugger solutions that move everything for behind-the-scenes airport operations including ground support equipment (GSE) workshops, GPU movement, and baggage carts.
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From the terminal to the workshop
Electric tuggers for airports
Airports are complex, high-pressure environments where safe and efficient load movement is critical across every part of the operation.
MasterMover electric tuggers allow a single operator to move heavy baggage trailers, ground power units (GPUs), catering carts, and ground support equipment (GSE) – eliminating manual handling and MSD injury risk. Trusted by major global airports including Manchester Airport Group, Heathrow, Gatwick, and Changi Airport.
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Common airport tugger applications
From crowded terminal shop deliveries through to airside ground handling, electric tuggers help eliminate manual handling and boost efficiency when moving:
- Roll cages and roll carts
- Luggage & baggage carts
- Catering carts
- Ground handling equipment
- Waste & water carts
Electric tugger benefits for airports
Eliminate manual handling
Move heavy loads safely – electric tuggers reduce the risk of injuries by eliminating manual handling.
Improve staff productivity
With a single operator able to move the heaviest of loads, electric tuggers allow staff to focus on more productive activities.
Move multiple loads at once
Whether it’s moving multiple store roll carts or trains of baggage carts, electric tuggers take the strain – allowing you to move multiple loads at once.
Plug and play options available
One solution can move a range of wheeled equipment with simple connection systems that work with a range of drawbars.
Success story
Manchester Airport Group
Zero incidents & productivity tripled
Manchester Airport Group's Motor Transport team needed a safer way to move heavy baggage trailers into their maintenance workshop – a task that previously required three people manually pushing, risking MSD injury and taking skilled technicians away from productive work.
A MasterMover electric tug now allows a single operator to do this safely; boosting productivity by 200% and reducing lost time incidents by 100%.
A great piece of kit that has made a material difference to the way our teams work within the maintenance workshops. It's brilliant.
Stephen JohnstonAsset Management Director, Manchester Airports Group
Popular airport electric tuggers products
Airport electric tuggers in action
Why choose MasterMover?
- The world's leading manufacturer of electric tuggers for over 25 years
- Over 40+ electric tuggers to choose from
- Unrivaled range of technology and control options available
- In-house custom engineering capabilities
- Global sales and support
We're here to help
If you’re looking to improve safety, remove the risk of injury and unlock greater operational efficiency, we’re here to help. Speak to our team to discuss your application.
Your Questions, Answered - FAQs
No, electric tuggers do not require a license to operate. A license-free operation makes electric tuggers an attractive option for airports looking to streamline the movement of loads and improve safety.
Minimal training is required to safely operate an electric tugger and we offer training packages to suit every requirement.
Electric tuggers are battery-powered, with interchangeable batteries or lithium options available, electric tuggers can deliver 24/7 operation to keep your processes moving.
Offering zero emissions from the point of use, electric tuggers are ideally suited for indoor use.
A range of coupling options is available across the range that maximizes performance, security and safety.
Custom coupling solutions can also be designed for unique applications.
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