Rewolucja w wydajności: Wnętrze zakładu MB Airport w Chilton
Chilton w stanie Wisconsin jest siedzibą naszych firm MB Airport i Replacement Brushes i służy jako siedziba główna Aebi Schmidt North America. Tutaj produkujemy najwyższej jakości sprzęt, który pomaga lotniskom pozostać otwartymi nawet w najtrudniejszych warunkach zimowych. Przyjrzyjmy się bliżej, w jaki sposób nasz zakład w Chilton wyznacza nowe standardy w utrzymaniu lotnisk.
Manchester Airport refurbishes first three Schmidt CJS compact jet sweepers and extends their working life by up to 10 years
Instead of buying new, Manchester Airport decided to refurbish up to 12 year old Schmidt CJS Compact Jet Sweepers, resulting in an extension of their working life by up to another 10 years. Manchester Airport, the third largest in the UK and the largest outside London, operates a winter maintenance or snow fleet of up to 25 different units, including nine Schmidt CJS, a snow cutter/blower and two Schmidt ASP Airport Sprayers.
Schmidt CJS fleet now also at Zurich Airport
The fact that complex machines are nevertheless easy to operate was an important argument that led to the purchase of the CJS fleet at Zurich Airport. Thanks to this, the drivers can concentrate on their work, namely clearing snow, slush and ice, even with a high pulse at two o'clock in the night.
Nothing is more annoying than unexpected downtime. Here’s what you can do about it.
Performing thorough maintenance work is essential in order to ensure operational readiness at all times. It might sound perfectly reasonable and simple, but doing this is becoming increasingly taxing. The more complex the fleet and the more modern the technology, the higher the demands on the staff. And what should you do when maintenance work is pending, but staff are busy with other tasks?
Did you miss the Demo Days? No problem.
At the Demo Days, Aebi Schmidt presented the latest innovations, developments and solutions in the area of airport, sweeping, municipal technology, winter maintenance and more - online and live during two days. Did you miss the presentations? No problem, you can review the recordings of the presentations whenever convenient for you.
Dublin Airport expands winter maintenance fleet with further Schmidt equipment
Dublin Airport has further expanded its winter maintenance fleet to be operationally ready to tackle the severest winter conditions as it expands airport operations with the forthcoming addition of its new North Runway.
Airports employ new technology to battle extreme Meteorology
Scientists have long predicted that climate change would increase the prevalence of extreme weather – today those forecasts are coming true. From heatwaves and blizzards to flooding and severe turbulence, extreme weather conditions are becoming more and more commonplace around the world. This trend not only spells bad news for global residents in general, but is having a hugely negative impact on airports and airlines.
Markus Böhler gives us an Insight into his daily Life Working as a Service Engineer
The airport clock is showing 7.00am. It is Sunday morning, hot and sunny. Markus Böhler is standing with his baggage in the Air Canada check-in queue. There are 2.5 hours to go before his flight to the Western hemisphere departs. His destination is Québec in Canada. A Schmidt TJS-C along with drivers and service engineers at the airport are already waiting for him. A week of intensive training lies ahead of them.
Creative with Lego – TJS as a Model
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Around (Half) the World in 21 Days - Schmidt TJS-C 630 Jet Sweeper lands in North America
Boasting a total weight of about 26 tonnes and a length of 16 metres, the TJS-C 630 jet sweeper is not only one of the longest but also one of the heaviest machines by Schmidt. Sending such a vehicle on a journey involves not only organising the transport from A to B, but also observing customs regulations, filing applications with authorities and meeting tight schedules. No transport is like the other, in particular when it comes to overseas transport – as was the case recently in April on the occasion of the “International Aviation Snow Symposium” in Buffalo in the State of New York.
Embarking on the Future together
ASH GROUP AND CLAAS PRESENT PRODUCT RANGE AT MÜNSTER-OSNABRÜCK AIRPORT
More Efficient, More Innovative, More Sustainable
Chinese airports rely on winter maintenance equipment by ASH Group
HVO operated fleets support the reduction of carbon footprints
Last year, Dublin Airport transitioned away from diesel and began using HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil) to reduce its carbon footprint and help meet its sustainability targets. Read more on how Schmidt’s summer and winter maintenance fleet can contribute to such plans.
Impressive time saving on the runways at London Luton Airport
London Luton Airport (LLA) has been able to cut its optimum runway clearance and de-icing time to less than 12 minutes thanks to an upgraded winter maintenance fleet. The super-quick time compares to one hour and 20 minutes in 2011, a time saving of over an hour, because of new equipment and refined methods for runway clearance and de-icing.
Making custom design the standard
Our close, longstanding partnerships with airports all over the world have taught us a great deal, not least that the needs of every airport are different. Of all the production lines within the group, airport equipment requires a particularly wide variety of custom designs. We take a look behind the scenes.
Integrated control of truck and jet sweeper - another milestone on the way to autonomous operations at airports
On the Stuttgart apron last Wednesday, the Aebi Schmidt Group and Stuttgart Airport GmbH presented what the future of winter maintenance with autonomously operating vehicles and equipment could look like. The system tested at Stuttgart Airport is fully integrated for the first time.
Aebi Schmidt is coming to you!
The Aebi Schmidt Group has decided not to exhibit at IFAT in Munich and to come to you instead. On 20 and 21 June 2022, we will offer virtual presentations of our latest product and service developments, live and conveniently streamed on your screen, enabling you to follow those topics and demonstrations which are of interest to you.
The New Gagarin International Airport Relies on a Proven Duo
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CJS-DI on Tour
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Military Airports in France – More efficient. More innovative. More Sustainable.
A new era of winter maintenance is beginning for the French Air Force. At French military airports, it was common practice for a long time for the superseded engines from the old Mirage to be used for snow-clearance purposes. These engines from the fighter aircraft were fitted onto a special truck and this was the method used to blow the snow off the runways with a huge blast of hot air. Following an in-depth review of the old fleet, the representatives from the French Air Force decided that the winter maintenance equipment urgently needed to be upgraded to the latest technology.
Start of Season for Winter Services at Leipzig / Halle and Dresden Airport
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Succesful Appearance ath the Dubai Airport Show
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Ice Age in Berlin
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Ready for Take-Off despite Ice and Snow at Munich Airport
Start of second season for Schmidt TJS jet sweepers at Munich Airport An exciting insight into the work of 9 Schmidt TJS630 jet sweepers at Germany’s highest-situated commercial airport
One-stop-shop for Oshkosh and MB snow and ice equipment
Following last year’s acquisition of the Oshkosh Snow and Ice Business, MB has launched an online equipment manual portal for Oshkosh equipment and has fully integrated the processes at MB’s centralized, dedicated parts warehouse in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. MB and Oshkosh equipment owners now profit from an even more efficient and fast provision of parts as well as of a nationwide network of mobile service technicians.
BER relies on innovation
Berlin Airport was the first major airport to test whether and how our autonomous technology can be integrated into their specific operational concept. During the winter months, vehicles, equipment and software have been tested intensively and with great commitment. Conclusion: The future also works in Berlin!
Canadian Airports battle snowstorms with dynamic snow removal equipment to get flights on and off the ground safely and on time
Two of the largest international airports in Canada – Calgary and Montreal – rely on MB and Schmidt snow clearing equipment. Before putting their trust in these machines, operations directors at both airports thoroughly evaluated their needs and performed in-depth testing to determine if our multi-tasking snow removal equipment could tackle their challenging winter weather events. We caught up with the operators to understand whether the units proved themselves in practice and what they would like to see in the future.
MB5C: Rising to market demand!
In just 18 months, MB designed, engineered and began manufacturing the MB5C – a MB5 with a Cradling broom and electronic articulation for easy operation. Denver Airport, Milwaukee County International Airport and multiple other airports have submitted their orders. It may seem like it’s only for larger airports, however, smaller airports can benefit by one operator easily performing three jobs with the MB5C’s plow, broom and blowers.
Cologne Bonn Airport shows how the future works
Cologne Bonn Airport is one of the ten most important commercial airports in Germany, both in terms of passengers and cargo. It provides work for many of the approximately 16 million people living in the vicinity of one of Europe's largest import and export regions. Environmental protection and sustainability are important to Cologne Bonn Airport which aims to be completely climate-neutral by 2050. And our Schmidt TJS 500 simulator makes a contribution to achieve the goal.
Aebi Schmidt Canada Sales Take-Off with Two Large Airport Awards
Aebi Schmidt Canada is making a strong entrance to the market with the award of two key Canadian airport contracts after successful proposals in a highly competitive bid process. Each award has the potential for additional unit sales after the initial purchase.
Schmidt CJS-DI – Refined with your Ideas!
Interview with Development and Product Management Allow us to introduce the multifunctional jet sweeper which can also be used for de-icing. The concept from Schmidt sets new standards. The Schmidt CJS-DI is a compact jet sweeper with an additional mounted spreader/sprayer which can be customised to reflect your needs.
Québec Airport – There is always a first time
First TJS-C 630 jet sweeper at Québec Airport When the Canadian landscape glows in the lush colours in September this heralds the start of the final warm days of late summer. It is also the time when Canada’s airports gear themselves up for the winter that lies ahead. Since the winter of 2016/17, a Schmidt TJS-C 630 – the first machine in Canada – has been deployed in Québec.
Airbus – Wings of the World counts on Schmidt Technology
Airbus UK has taken delivery of a SNK 55.1 snow plough and a FS90 snow cutter blower to add to its winter fleet. Delivered at the end of 2015, the machines are deployed at the company’s facilities in Broughton, North Wales.
Professionals on the Airport – Livestream
TODAY, 13.4. AT 1 P.M. – LIVE STREAM FROM THE AIRPORT IN SALZBURG
Reduce to the Max – First CO2 Neutral Towed Jet Sweepers for Swedish Airports
Air traffic accounts for approximately 2% of global fossil carbon dioxide emissions. Together with emissions of nitrogen oxides, steam and effects of condensation trails, it is estimated that aviation is responsible for about 3.5% of humankind’s total impact on climate change. It’s not only planes flying from one destination to another but the infrastructure that goes with it, the ground handling, and the maintenance of the runways and taxiways of the airport such as snow removal. To make your airport operations smart and also green, ASH Group is looking for new technologies to reduce costs as well as emissions. “Reduce to the max” is the claim for the first CO2 neutral TJS-C (Towed Jet Sweeper – Compact) which was developed 2010 by ASH Group. Since October 2014, 29 of them are now in use at different airports in Sweden.