Çelebi Taxibots save 1,100+ tons of aviation fuel (ATF) under sustainability initiatives

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Saves 400+ Hours of Ground Time and eliminates 3,500+ Tons of CO₂ Emissions and for Airlines. Çelebi Aviation gets future ready trains 3592 certified taxibot crew.

New Delhi, April 22nd, 2025: Çelebi Aviation, a global leader in ground handling, cargo operations and offering sustainable airport solutions, has achieved a significant milestone in its sustainability journey through the successful deployment of Taxibots across Bengaluru and Delhi. Taxibots are towbarless aircraft tractors that are fully automated. Unlike traditional methods, where aircraft engines are used to taxi from the gate to the runway, these TaxiBots provide an eco-friendly alternative by towing the aircraft without the need to use the aircraft's own engines. These state-of-the-art, semi-robotic aircraft towing systems have led to a reduction of over 1,137 tons of aviation fuel (ATF) consumption, eliminating more than 3,500 tons of CO₂ emissions while saving over 427 hours of ground time for airlines and also saving 1429 hours of engine time for aircrafts, which translates into significant financial benefits and sustainable solutions for airline partners.

As part of its electrification roadmap, Çelebi is the First ground handling company in India to proactively invest in Taxibot technology, and globally these were first operated on commercial operations in India. The company has currently deployed Taxibot units at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport (DIAL) and at Bengaluru’s Kempegowda International Airport (BIAL). This initiative directly aligns with global aviation’s carbon neutrality goals and India’s sustainability vision.

Additionally, Çelebi Aviation has ensured operational excellence by training 3,592 certified Taxibot crew members, positioning itself as a future-ready ground handling partner. With airlines increasingly prioritizing green solutions, Çelebi’s Taxibot deployment is set to further revolutionize aircraft movement efficiency at major Indian airports.

Commenting on the achievement, Murali Ramachandran, President (India & S-E- Asia) Çelebi Aviation, said, “Sustainability is at the core of Çelebi’s operations, and by implementing Taxibot technology, we are proactively reducing the carbon footprint of airport operations while delivering tangible benefits to airlines in terms of fuel efficiency and turnaround time. This initiative is a testament to our commitment to innovation and responsible aviation solutions.”

With a strong focus on eco-friendly advancements, Çelebi Aviation continues to invest in cutting-edge solutions that support the industry’s transition toward a greener future. The broader electrification strategy includes deploying Electric Pushback Tractors and electric-powered ground support equipment (e-GSE) and implementing energy-efficient practices across its operations. These initiatives underscore Çelebi’s vision to redefine airport logistics, ensuring long-term environmental benefits while delivering seamless ground handling solutions.

As a pioneer in sustainable aviation solutions, Çelebi continues to lead the charge in transforming airport logistics and setting new industry standards for greener, smarter operations.

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