Green. Quiet. Efficient.

In cooperation with Air Traffic Control Netherlands (LVNL), the Ministry of I&W, Corendon Dutch Airlines, KLM, Transavia, EasyJet and handlers dnata and KLM Ground Services.

Routine operation with B737 operators (SpiceJet, Air India Express).

Trials with A320 operators (Indigo, India Air Asia, Air India, Go Air).

Since Oct 29th 2018, TaxiBot in a reality in New Delhi International Airport. Spice Jet and Jet Airways are the first airlines to enjoy TaxiBoting.

In May 2018, Indian DGCA endorsed FAA STC on Boeing B737 NG and certification on Airbus A320s.

FAA Certified the Boeing 737 family for Taxiing from the Gate to Takeoff by TaxiBot®

Being the First and Only Certified alternative taxiing system worldwide, the TaxiBot Can provide services for over 70% of the main Airliner commercial Fleets.

Certification tests for the A320 family completed successfully at Airbus facilities in Toulouse, France on 8 December, 2016

EASA and CAAI Certified the Boeing 737-NG Taxiing from the Gate to Takeoff by TaxiBot®

Ulrich Sammet, Siemens TaxiBot project leader, presented TaxiBot in front of the Siemens board and Siemens top 500 managers from all over the world. The TaxiBot project was chosen as the best of Siemens and left 482 applicants behind it. The recognition of the achievement of Siemens TaxiBot team is a great honor for the whole TaxiBot team.

The TaxiBot (WB) for wide body aircraft was presented at the inter airport europe 2015 exhibition in Munich, Germany. The TaxiBot (WB) is the larger version of the TaxiBot (NB), the world's only certified and operational aircraft taxiing alternative.

Hybrid-electric aircraft tractor taxies aircraft with turned-off engines to runway MoU for wide body aircraft certification testing signed today

Lufthansa flight LH140 from Frankfurt to Nuremberg was dispatch-towed by the TaxiBot.

The Boeing 737 has been officially certified for TaxiBot® dispatch towing. The Supplement Type Certificate (STC) was issued by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and the Civil Aviation Authority of Israel (CAAI).

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) and TLD Group signed a Memorandum of

Understanding (MOU) with Air France to evaluate the use of the TaxiBot system, on Air France Wide Body (WB) fleet operation, at Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) airport.

Pending certification approval, an in-service evaluation will be conducted on commercial flights departing from Frankfurt airport.

Lufthansa together with its partners will receive the ‘Greentec Award’ in the Aviation category for their E-PORT AN project – Electro mobility at Frankfurt Airport that includes the TaxiBot. The award will be presented in Munich on May 4th, 2014.

The 3rd TaxiBot was delivered in Frankfurt Airport on March 26th, 2014.

TaxiBot set a new record by reaching a speed of twenty three knots during taxiing of a fully-loaded (seventy four ton) Airbus 320 aircraft.

The first production TaxiBot aircraft tow-tractor - a narrowbody version- arrived by road on Frankfurt Main Airport on June 7. The vehicle, delivered to Lufthansa LEOS, the ground handling-arm of Germany's national airline, is a hybrid diesel electric, towbarless tow-tractor, aimed at delivering a giant leap in fuel economy.