The ground handling provider has deployed three new high-capacity ambulifts to support passengers requiring assistance during aircraft boarding and disembarkation.
The eight-passenger MiCa shuttles use Level 4 autonomous driving technology, incorporating cameras and LiDAR sensors to navigate the airport environment.
Announced Oct. 19 during NBAA-BACE 2026 in Las Vegas, the rebrand marks a new chapter for the Evans family-owned business, which has more than 65 years of experience providing ground support services for business aviation operators.
