Airports discuss A380 issues with New Zealand’s Cavotec
New Zealand’s power solutions provider Cavotec MSL sponsored the A380 Touchdown conference held here in Dubai on November 9 and 10.

New Zealand’s power solutions provider Cavotec MSL sponsored the A380 Touchdown conference held here in Dubai on November 9 and 10. The conference addressed the technical and business “issues” that airports due to host the Airbus A380 might face. The aircraft entered scheduled commercial service with Singapore Airlines in late October and should join local carrier Emirates in about a year’s time.

Dubai International’s Concourse 2 is the first with dedicated A380 gates, which are served by integrated Cavotec Fladung “pop-up” pits. The company’s range of ground-support equipment (GSE) includes hatch-type pits, aircraft towbars and connectors, and cable coils.

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