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Phoenix Airport's new energy support vehicles have entered the market one after another

In order to respond to the call of the national government, implement the special action of the blue sky defense war, effectively improve the safety and security capabilities of the apron operation, and help the Spring Festival guarantee work, Sanya Phoenix International Airport (hereinafter referred to as "Phoenix Airport") recently introduced a number of new energy production support vehicles, two of which have successfully completed the entry of baggage conveyors and are scheduled to be put into use during the Spring Festival.

The new energy vehicles introduced this time are equipped with domestic advanced lithium iron phosphate batteries, and equipped with advanced battery protection technology, in terms of endurance and battery safety show good characteristics, can meet the strict requirements for production safety in the operation of the apron, but also equipped with advanced anti-collision system, the front end of the body is equipped with a number of detection radar and front and rear on-board surveillance images, after opening the anti-collision system, the vehicle can monitor the distance with the aircraft and automatically adjust the docking speed to ensure the safety of the docking aircraft.

It is reported that Phoenix Airport 2 new energy passenger elevator trucks and 1 new energy aircraft tractor manufacturers have been assembled and debugged, is expected to enter the market at the end of January, Phoenix Airport will continue to introduce various types of new energy production to ensure special vehicles, effectively improve the operation support capabilities of Phoenix Airport, and provide passengers with a green, quiet and comfortable travel service experience.

Phoenix Airport's new energy support vehicles have entered the market one after another

New energy baggage conveyor car under commissioning

Editor: Li Jingxuan

Correspondents: Yuan Ziwei, Wu Wende

Sanya Phoenix International Airport

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