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Lisse, 27 February 2024 - Despite technological advancements and heightened awareness, the number of incidents involving disabled aircraft has reached an all-time high since 2019. When an incident occurs, it is already too late to begin thinking about aircraft recovery preparedness. Airports cannot afford to wait 24 hours or even a week before removing a disabled aircraf...

•RESQTEC has partnered with ACI World to raise awareness among airport professionals on the importance of preparing for incidents involving disabled aircraft and subsequent aircraft recovery operations •The collaboration between RESQTEC and ACI ensures that participants in the disabled aircraft recovery training courses offered by RESQTEC will now receive a certificate ...

Mumbai, India — Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) has taken a significant stride in bolstering its operational safety by acquiring state-of-the-art aircraft recovery equipment from the renowned Dutch company, RESQTEC. This strategic move is set to revolutionize the airport’s emergency response capabilities and reduce runway closure times by over 5...

- Rwanda Airports Company acquires the latest aircraft recovery technologies from Dutch company RESQTEC - RESQTEC’s aircraft recovery equipment will help Rwanda Airports Company to bring down the runway closure time after an incident by more than 50 Kigali, Rwanda – 12 July 2023 Rwanda Airports Company, the operator of Kigali International Airport, has selected RESQTE...

· RESQTEC’s aircraft recovery equipment will help Yangon International Airport to bring down the runway closure time after an incident by more than 50%. Incidents with disabled aircraft occur on average three times per week globally and can cause major disruptions of airport operations. On average these types of incidents close down a runway for over 17 hours. In line ...

Following the success of our Aircraft Recovery Training courses from previous sessions, we have received a substantial demand for more Aircraft Recovery Training. Therefore, we will be running these programs in 2023: ● RESQTEC Aircraft Recovery Management Course ● RESQTEC Aircraft Recovery Practical Course - Advanced ● RESQTEC Aircraft Recovery Practical Course ● R...

By combining the RESQTEC Aircraft Recovery Management Course and the RESQTEC Aircraft Recovery Practical Course you can now earn a RESQTEC certified diploma in aircraft recovery. You gain complete and updated knowledge on aircraft theory and hands-on performance based on the industry’s best practices. Obtaining this diploma will equip you to: - Manage and execute a safe...

These airports include: • Singapore Changi Airport – Singapore • Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport – Mumbai, India • Brunei International Airport – Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei • Nội Bài International Airport – Hanoi, Vietnam • Yangon International Airport – Yangon, Myanmar By acquiring RESQTEC’s latest aircraft recovery technologies, including the R2S s...

The speakers provided their views on why and how airports should prepare for incidents with disabled aircraft and included some examples of best practices in the industry.  Click "More information" to watch the full video! KEY POINTS FROM THE WEBINAR ● 95% of the airlines and airports globally are not prepared for incidents with disabled aircraft. ● Incidents with di...

Qatar Airways has been operating a state-of-the-art aircraft recovery kit manufactured by RESQTEC since 2008. After thorough evaluation of the available recovery equipment in the market, Qatar Airways selected the R2S system of RESQTEC as the most suitable equipment to cover the fleet of Qatar Airways. They required an innovative solution in line with all available guide...

This year at RESQTEC, the autumn is all about the deliveries of aircraft recovery kits to our new customers. On Wednesday 25 September Beijing Daxing International Airport in China was formally opened by President Xi Jinping. The Daxing airport – said to be the world’s largest terminal in a single building – is expected to receive a large amount of the 170m passengers...