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Helicopter Crashes in Downtown Honolulu
While small planes sometimes end up making unexpected landings over urban areas, helicopters tend to fly over these areas on purpose and they tend to fly lower than planes do. For example, people use helicopters to monitor and report on traffic. H... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]
Bill Introduced to Revitalize Light Aircraft Industry
The Wichita Eagle reports that a Rep. Mike Pompeo from Kansas has introduced the Light Aircraft Revitalization Act in Congress to “streamline the certification process, lower costs and revitalize the general aviation industry” citing the fact that... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]
Increased Demand for Small Aircraft Hangar Space at Southern Ontario Airport
CTV Kichener News recently reported on “changes in the southern Ontario aviation scene.” Among these changes is that they are seeing more personal aircraft at the Region of Waterloo International Airport. Why is this happening? It is likely due to... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]
Pilot Makes Emergency Landing and Takes Off from Maine Highway
If you fly a small aircraft, you are probably all too aware of the numerous reports of accidents involving these planes. We certainly hope that you make sure you refresh your training and keep your plan well stocked in case of an emergency. And wh... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]
Maryland Museum Displays Rare Aircraft
The Washington Post recently published an article about the Engineering and Research Corp. (ERCO), a company whose airplanes never really took off (pardon the pun). The Ercoupe, about 20 feet long with a 30-foot wingspan, was made primarily of alu... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]
What Kinds of Small Airplanes Can Recreational Pilots Fly?
When someone speaks of small airplanes, you might imagine a miniature version of a commercial aircraft but small airplanes are not necessarily just replicas of larger planes. Smaller airplanes have their own characteristics. In “Types of Small Air... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]
Customers Log More Complaints about Commercial Flights
Passengers on commercial flights in the United States have been feeling squeezed lately. They feel squeezed by the prices they must pay to book a flight. The windows of time between flights are shrinking and this increases the chance that a passen... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]
Pilot Makes Emergency Landing on Florida Highway
For many, the thrill of flight is just part of an airplane ride; there is also a certain thrill one feels when landing safely, even if that safe landing is in an unexpected place. A Florida ABC News station reported that a pilot needed to find a w... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]
NTSB Offers ?Safety Alerts? to Help Small Aircraft Pilots
Earlier this month, ABC News reported that according to the NTSB more small plane crashes could be prevented if pilots were trained better. In fact, general aviation safety is on the NTSB’s ‘most wanted list’ of improvements to transportation safe... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]
Young Eagles Program Offers Free Small-Plane Rides for Children
MSN Money reported on the Young Eagles program that provides children with the opportunity to take to the skies in small planes for free. This is a chance for a child in your life to get a birds-eye view of all that surrounds your area and enjoy t... [from Lindbergh Aircraft Tug Co.]
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AIRCRAFT TRACTORS : Lindy's AircraftCaddy 4K

Airport Tugs: Designed for Aircraft with or without wheel pants »

The aircraft tractors are battery powered airport tugs manufactured to push and pull airplanes up to 4,000 lbs in a hangar, airport, or FBO. This airplane mover comes with an easy-on roller cradle that slides effortlessly under the nose wheel of an aircraft. Once the nose wheel of the aircraft is loaded in the cradle, the cradle has a 5th wheel style turning that allows the aircraft tractors to turn a full 180 degrees underneath the wheel of the airplane without turning the wheel or steering mechanism of your aircraft. The lever handle and cable system on the aircraft tractors locks and releases the easy-on cradle when loading and unloading the airplane.

Lindy's Aircraft Tractors Operations »

Once the aircraft tractor has the nose wheel of the aircraft securely in the easy-on wheel cradle, one operator can safely and easily maneuver aircraft in tightly stacked hangars or staging on the airport ramp. The airport tugs have a smooth acceleration and braking system resulting from an either hand variable speed twist grip handlebars with forward and reverse operations that eliminates the jerkiness found in gas powered aircraft tractor units. Plus, the quietness of the electric motor allows the operator to safely manipulate their airplane without the loud, aggravating, unsafe noise that goes with operating a combustion engine airplane mover. Our aircraft tractors work great in the harsh weather conditions, such as snow, sleet, or ice, as well as on gravel, dirt, or grass.

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