Istanbul Airport uses Getac tablets to speed fuel supply, prepping flights in 45 minutes

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Istanbul Airport’s automatic aircraft fuel supply system, run by IGA Airport Fuel Services, uses Getac F110 tablets.

The tablets enable fuel trucks to connect remotely to the central control system from any point on the apron, helping aircraft prepare for the next flight in about 45 minutes; the airport operates 80 tablets, upgraded from F110G3 to F110G7 models in 2025.

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