Long Island ~ QUEENS, N.Y. - The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, in collaboration with JFK Millennium Partners (JMP), has announced a partnership with Fortbrand Services LLC to manage and operate the common-use, all-electric ground support fleet at Terminal 6 in John F. Kennedy International Airport. This move marks a significant step towards achieving the Port Authority's goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.

Fortbrand Services, a Long Island-based company, will be responsible for managing the future all-electric ground support (e-GSE) fleet in a pooled setup at T6. This means that the ground support equipment will be shared among airlines, maximizing efficiency and reducing emissions by replacing diesel-powered equipment.

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JFK will be the first airport in North America to offer pooled e-GSE at its new terminals, setting an example for other airports to follow. The shift to electric ground support equipment is part of the Port Authority's roadmap to achieve net-zero emissions agency-wide by 2050.

The partnership between Fortbrand Services and JFK Millennium Partners is a significant milestone in the development of T6. Construction photos and project renderings of the terminal are available for viewing, along with photos of the new ground support equipment at T6.

This collaboration between Fortbrand Services and JFK Millennium Partners highlights their commitment to promoting sustainability and reducing carbon footprint in the aviation industry. With this new initiative, JFK International Airport is leading the way towards a greener future for air travel.

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