With a modest ground breaking event on August 21, 2020, Aebi Schmidt North America officially announced the expansion of their manufacturing facility and offices in Chilton, Wisconsin. The expansion of 70,000 square feet will increase […]
Author: Michèle Artho
Aebi VT 450 Vario is the latest addition to the N.U.P fleet
The Aebi VT 450 is the latest addition to the N.U.P Umweltpflegetechnik fleet – just in time for summer! Over the last 20 years, the company has built a name for itself as a specialist […]
Autonomous vehicles at Stuttgart Airport
Stuttgart is the first airport in Germany to plan the use of self-driving vehicles. The airport will begin with jet sweepers for winter maintenance and baggage tractors. Together with the vehicle manufacturers Aebi Schmidt and […]
TP 410 – a swift, sprightly specialist
Aebi has unveiled its new transporter. The small and nimble vehicle boasts 75 hp and 1616 reverse transmission. We were able to watch a test drive in Emmental, where several demonstration units are already in […]
Dublin Airport selects Schmidt snow ploughs to prepare for this winter’s weather
Dublin Airport has taken delivery of 27 new KL-V wedge snow ploughs from Aebi Schmidt to help prepare the airport for the rigours of this winter following its experience last winter when the infamous ‘Beast […]
TP410 – the smallest transporter makes it big
The new Aebi TP410, which will be presented at the AGRAMA agricultural technology exhibition in Bern from 29 November to 3 December, finally completes the Aebi family of transporters. The successor to the TP48P impresses […]
Aebi TP420 – A reliable partner in agriculture
Aebi TP420 – A reliable partner in agriculture
Tending the slopes with the Aebi VT450 Vario
A special mission in St Moritz: tending the slopes with the Aebi VT450 Vario
Airports Employ New Technology to Battle Extreme Meteorology
Scientists have long predicted that climate change would increase the prevalence of extreme weather – today those forecasts are coming true. From heatwaves and blizzards to flooding and severe turbulence, extreme weather conditions are becoming more and more commonplace around the world. This trend not only spells bad news for global residents in general, but is having a hugely negative impact on airports and airlines.
