Parameter

3.3.4.1 taxi services

Taxi services refer to the ground movement of aircraft between airport gates and runways, which can be decarbonized by utilizing electric tugs or landing gear wheel motors. Shifting to low-emission taxiing significantly reduces ground fuel burn, engine wear, and local air pollution. Challenges in implementing these services include managing the high electrical grid loads required to charge airport tug fleets and integrating non-intrusive ground control protocols.

Hierarchy

3 product service systems
3.1 aircraft product systems
3.2 development supporting services
3.3 flight supporting service systems
3.3.1 data transfer services
3.3.3 on-board services
3.3.4 on-ground services
3.3.4.1 taxi services
3.3.4.2 battery pack replacement service
3.3.4.3 leading edge contamination cleaning
3.3.4.4 ground service management
3.3.4.5 payload bundling
3.3.4.6 electric ground power services
3.3.4.7 aircraft launch systems
3.3.4.8 hydrogen boil-off reuse
3.3.4.9 emergency hydrogen supply vehicle
3.3.4.10 carbon capture service
3.3.4.11 SAF supply service
3.3.4.12 hydrogen supply service
3.3.4.13 electricity supply service
3.3.4.14 airport energy hub
3.3.4.15 emergency response service
3.3.4.16 multi-energy carrier compatible gates
3.3.4.17 automated refueling systems
3.3.5 routing services

Scenario relevance

Number of parameter occurrence per scenario.

Input
Output
1
2
Optimising together
N/A
Stripping down
N/A
Tech for you
N/A
Mad max

Milestone Timehorizon

PESTEL categories

Current

Short term

Medium term

Long term

Little to many relations with other Milestones