The company said cost-saving measures introduced in the second quarter are expected to generate savings of €40 million to €60 million, mainly in the second half of the year.
Designed for one-person operation, the Air Coil reduces the need for dragging heavy hoses around the ramp. Its robust construction minimizes wear, ensuring long-term reliability with low maintenance requirements.
The purpose of this robot, ABM says, is to monitor air quality; no one wants the airport air getting stagnant or sweaty, especially when so many people congregate in one place.
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