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ThyssenKrupp and Indal Technologies test a new boarding bridge

Toronto, Canada - A completely automated one, it will ensure several advantages in terms of safety and saving

ThyssenKrupp and Indal Technologies, in collaboration with Air Canada, would be completing a new type of boarding bridge for commercial airplanes. Such system would be partially emulated to the ones employed for ships, with the particular feature of being a completely automated one. The advantages, according to the two companies' representatives, would be several: lower damage risk for both the aircraft's...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 102309
Rome, Italy, 08/27/2004 13:37
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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