If necessity is the mother of invention, then Eric Paulson's dad just might be the father. Or at least a cousin. Wilt Paulson started a company called LEKTROin 1945. What Wilt and LEKTRO did was ...

Lektro, which is now celebrating its 70th year in business, is introducing a hybrid electric tug capable of running on electricity only or with a fuel-versatile diesel engine for use where there is ...

US firm Lektro is displaying its barless electric tow vehicle at the show. The vehicle does not use any towbars and transfers the weight of the aircraft's nose to its drive wheels, providing greater ...

Lektro brought its 4,500th tug–an AP 8850 SDA–to this year’s NBAA show and will present that tug to the customer, Jet Aviation Dubai. No bars, no noise, no fumes. Lektro’s aircraft towing carts have ...

WARRENTON Somewhat under the radar, a local, family-owned manufacturer at the Port of Astorias Astoria Regional Airport has become a global leader in towing the worlds aircraft with its electric tugs.

Lektro (Stand 1850) is celebrating its 70th year in business while at the Dubai Airshow, where it will deliver a new tug to Al Bateen’s premier FBO, Dhabi Jet. “We continue to see FBOs, airlines, OEMs ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. JBT pays $48 million for family-owned Lektro Inc. of ...

One exhibitor taking part in Asian Aerospace is Lektro, a designer and manufacturer of electric towbarless tugs. The company doesn’t have any on display because they are always built to order. It has ...

Ground-support equipment manufacturer Lektro sold the first of its new AP8350 towbarless tugs to Monticello Air, Napa, Calif., which will use it to tow an Adam A500 piston twin. The AP8350 is designed ...

Lektro, Inc. a manufacturer of towbarless aircraft tugs, celebrated the completion of its $2.7 million expansion and remodel on February 24. The company is located at the Astoria Regional Airport.