Auckland Airport swaps jet fuel for electricity
Simply Energy providing new electricity supply to docked planes.
Electricity retail Simply Energy has signed up Auckland and Christchurch airports to use its power system instead of jet fuel when planes are docked.
Traditionally at Auckland International Airport, and most international airports, airlines have used the aircrafts’ auxiliary power units – gas
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Wed, 06 Dec 2017
Wed, 06 Dec 2017
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Auckland Airport swaps jet fuel for electricity
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