In Pictures: Tiger Electric Baggage Tug Hauls 30 Tons, Saves $19K Annually in Fuel

A Tiger electric baggage tug operates on a rainy airport tarmac, aligning with the new zero-emission ground support vehicle's role.

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Airport ground crews load catering supplies onto a KLM aircraft, a task the Tiger electric tug can handle with its 60,000-pound payload.

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Rows of luggage carts at Schiphol Airport await towing by efficient electric tugs like the Tiger.

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An aircraft undergoes de-icing during winter operations, a setting where the Tiger's quiet electric motor reduces noise for ground staff.

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Emergency crews train near a military aircraft, highlighting the robust ground support environments where the Tiger's heavy-duty hauling fits.

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Aircraft wheels secured with chocks at sunset, reflecting the stationary yet ready state that the Tiger's 60-mile range supports between charges.

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Luggage is loaded onto an airplane, a repetitive process the Tiger electric tug streamlines with zero emissions and lower fuel costs.

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A propeller aircraft stands on a sunny runway as ground crews prepare it, a scenario benefiting from the Tiger's $19,000 annual fuel savings.

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A parked airplane at Antalya Airport under cloudy skies, where electric ground support vehicles like the Tiger can cut carbon emissions by 3.5 tons yearly.

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