As the aviation industry strives to reduce its environmental footprint, airports are increasingly turning to electric ground support equipment (GSE) as a key component of their sustainability strategies. Ground support equipment, which includes baggage tugs, aircraft tow tractors, and fuel trucks, traditionally relies on diesel or gasoline engines, contributing to air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. By transitioning to electric GSE, airports can significantly reduce emissions, improve air quality, and enhance operational efficiency. This article explores how electric GSE is greening airports and driving the industry toward a more sustainable future. Showcasing Sustainable Aviation Practices for a Greener Future The Environmental Impact of Traditional GSE Ground support equipment is essential for airport operations, but its reliance on fossil fuels has significant environmental consequences: Air Pollution : Diesel-powered GSE emits pollutants such as nitrogen ...