Some of the biggest names in the world of aviation have joined forces to explore how embracing the connected and automated technology solutions of tomorrow could transform the civil aviation industry in the UK and beyond. International Airports Group (IAG), Heathrow airport and Aer Lingus are amo...

Aurrigo has secured nearly £700,000 of funding from The Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) Pathfinder – Enhancements programme to extend its autonomous cargo vehicle work at East Midlands Airport. The UK company, which employs more than 110 people at its advanced engineering centre in Cove...

One of the UK’s leading providers of integrated airside systems has signed its first deal in the North East with Tees Valley Combined Authority (TCVA). Worth nearly £1m, the contract will see Aurrigo International plc collaborate with Teesside International Airport to develop an autonomous bag...

An operations manager at Aurrigo International has been named an "unsung hero" in one of the industrial world's most prestigious competitions. Ricky Raines was featured in The Manufacturer’s Top 100 manufacturing professionals last night at a high-profile event in Birmingham, UK, impressing jud...

Swissport has partnered with Aurrigo International to trial autonomous ground handling technologies at Zurich Airport. The partnership includes the deployment of Aurrigo's Auto-Sim digital platform and a live trial of its autonomous Auto-DollyTug vehicle. Swissport said the pilot marks an "imp...

Aurrigo International plc, a leading international provider of transport technology solutions, is pleased to announce that its Auto-Dolly Tug and Auto-Sim solutions have been formally approved for recommendation to Aviation Solutions B. V. (Aviation Solutions) network of 60+ airports. Aviation So...

UK GSE manufacturer Aurrigo International has unveiled the Auto-Cargo - an electric, autonomous vehicle designed to carry a standard cargo pallet or two ULDs. The company says its latest innovation is "set to transform airside logistics" by autonomously carrying a total payload of 16,500kg. Au...

More than ever before, operators want to be safer and more efficient – and these are key industry requirements that autonomous GSE manufacturers promise to meet. The innovators at the helm of this exciting technology believe driverless vehicles will also help to address one other major challenge t...

The CEO of Aurrigo International plc, international provider of smart airside solutions, has today urged aviation industry stakeholders to embrace innovation and drive the evolution of ground support equipment. Professor David Keene emphasised the necessity for ground handlers to transition into ...

Last week the ground support equipment community united once again for an impressive industry show: GSE Expo Europe 2024. This year taking place in Lisbon, Portugal, the Airside team spoke with a number of exhibitors - from GPU and de-icing vehicle manufacturers to equipment lessors and powertr...

Autonomous GSE developer Aurrigo this week launched self-driving shuttle bus trials at Inverness Airport in Scotland. Two autonomous vehicles, Aurrigo's four-seater Auto-Pod and 10-seater Auto-Shuttle, will transport passengers 750m of the 1.2km journey between the airport terminal and local trai...

Autonomous technology born in the UK has been given a high-profile German seal of approval after a demonstration at Stuttgart Airport. Aurrigo International plc’s Auto-DollyTug was successfully deployed as part of the Digital Testbed Air Cargo (DTAC) Demonstration, which is led by the Frankfurt...

Automated technology that is revolutionising the way baggage and cargo is moved around airports has won one of the main titles at the Made in the UK Awards finale in Liverpool last night. Aurrigo International plc was named as the country’s ‘Most Innovative’ company after its Auto-DollyTug ...

Aston University has teamed up with international engineering and electronics company, Aurrigo, through a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) which will support the company in marketing its innovative autonomous vehicle technologies to airports around the world. A KTP is a three-way collaboratio...

UK-based transport technology company Aurrigo will provide Singapore's Changi Airport with a fleet of four end-to-end autonomous, electric baggage vehicles for underwing operations. Aurrigo recently concluded Phase 2A of its trial-tested Auto-DollyTug at Changi Airport in January to analyse the v...