Power Ground Operations Between Every Turn
Wireless charging for selected electric ground support and airport service vehicles—integrated at recurring staging, loading, and standby positions to replenish energy between tasks, reduce manual cable handling, and support more automated airside operations.
Charging Infrastructure Should Follow the Turnaround
Airside vehicles work in short, repeating cycles rather than a single continuous route. Baggage handling, loading, servicing, and standby create recurring dwell points across each aircraft turnaround.
Placing contactless charging at these predictable stops can bring energy closer to the work and complement depot charging—when charger power, battery voltage, and dwell time are matched to the vehicle’s duty cycle.
Airside Charging challenges
Airport charging has to work around the operation—not interrupt it.
Trips to a charger compete with vehicle availability during tightly coordinated turnarounds. Charging at recurring stops can use time already built into the operation.
Repeated handling, weather exposure, debris, and vehicle traffic place stress on plugs, connectors, and charging routines. A contact-free interface removes the physical mating point from each charging event.
Airport fleets span different voltages, battery capacities, routes, and auxiliary loads. A viable charging system must be engineered around the energy used between stops—not selected by vehicle name alone.
From Duty Cycle to Airside Pilot
Every airport application begins with the vehicle, not the charger. We assess battery compatibility, energy used between tasks, available dwell time, and airside installation requirements to determine where wireless charging can create meaningful value.
Ready to Build Charging Into Your Operation?
Every application has its own vehicle, battery, duty cycle, and operating environment. Talk to our team about a Lumii MAX configuration built around yours.