SubscribeThe TrackJet technology, offering the airport industry a modern way of rubber and paint marking removal as well as cleaning of the AGL during this rubber removal process, finds more and more attention within the runway maintenance organizations / departments of the airport industry.
The additional road roughening feature offers even more safety increase possibilities for airports and road maintenance responsible.
Service Contracts Prolonged or New Signed: All over Europe the Airport industry has realized the advantage of a modern technology in maintaining their Runways, Taxiways and Aprons. Long term service contracts are signed with Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted as well as London City Airport in the UK and our partner Ringway with his TrackJet offers service to many more UK airports.
BIAC Brussels National, Lisbon International Airport and many Italian Airports like Venice, Bologna and Naples to name some, Tirana Airport in Albania accept the savings involved when applying our technology. Their Letters of Appreciation can be read in the web under www.trackjet.de
Sales Orders and Certification Received Recently: In February 2006 we delivered a TrackJet to a Turkish contractor for airfields to be served in the Middle East. In June 2006 Heathrow Airport received its first TrackJet delivered to prepare the runways for the A380 flights.
In July USAF Incirlik purchased their TrackJet and the CAA of the Kingdom of Abu Dhabi certified our technology as sole means. Consequently an important Contractor purchased a TrackJet for Abu Dhabi and shall take delivery in September 2006. In November 2006 Delhi Airport purchased our technology, because officers from Delhi Airport had seen the TrackJet in operation at Athens Inter. Airport before.
This activities proof the BAA field study to be right in their findings: Modern technology, which removes nearly 100% of the rubber without any damage to the surface texture, prolongs the life time of the runway surfaces by 50% and prolongs the cleaning cycles as proven with BAA and Gatwick Airport. LGW cleaned their runway 5 times per year using conventional High Pressure Water - applying the TrackJet technology they clean only 2 times per year and do not damage the grooves.
