Swissport shifts to usage‑based maintenance and targets 55% electric GSE fleet by 2032
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Swissport is using equipment utilization data to move its preventive maintenance from calendar‑based schedules to usage‑based programs, and has already placed more than 75% of its motorized assets on the new approach.
The company also aims to have 55% of its motorized ground‑support equipment electric by 2032, backed by mandatory electric procurement policies, and reports that towbarless pushback tractors operate about 600 power‑on hours annually, including 200 hours of driving and 70 hours moving with an aircraft.
Why it matters
The data‑driven maintenance shift is intended to improve fleet efficiency and support safer ground operations.