California’s Ontario International Airport has begun using electric ground support equipment, a move that could cut emissions and operating costs for the busy hub. The new fleet of battery‑powered vehicles, ranging from baggage tugs to fuel trucks, is already charging during off‑peak hours to keep the runway clear of diesel fumes. Airport officials say the switch supports California’s aggressive climate goals and could serve as a model for other U.S. airports looking to electrify their ground operations.
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