AS part of its continued commitment to implementing fuel saving initiatives across ground operations, emirates SkyCargo, in collaboration with Allied Transport Company, will add hydrogen-powered trucks into its trucking fleet.
The trucks are currently in production and will be ready for operation by Q1 2026, according to London's Air Cargo Week.
Emirates SkyCargo's truck fleet comprises over 60 trucks and serves as a conveyer between Dubai World Central (DWC) and Dubai International Airport (DXB), as well as the wider domestic region.
The airline will deploy five hydrogen-powered trucks, marking a key milestone in the company's gradual transition to alternate fuel vehicles. The addition of these trucks is expected to reduce Emirates SkyCargo's CO2 emissions, while contributing to better air quality.
The hydrogen trucks, like the current diesel-powered vehicles, can carry up to 28 tonnes of cargo, ensuring no compromise on capacity.
Reducing emissions is one of the key pillars of the Emirates' Environmental Sustainability Framework, with multiple initiatives dedicated to efficient operations.
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The trucks are currently in production and will be ready for operation by Q1 2026, according to London's Air Cargo Week.
Emirates SkyCargo's truck fleet comprises over 60 trucks and serves as a conveyer between Dubai World Central (DWC) and Dubai International Airport (DXB), as well as the wider domestic region.
The airline will deploy five hydrogen-powered trucks, marking a key milestone in the company's gradual transition to alternate fuel vehicles. The addition of these trucks is expected to reduce Emirates SkyCargo's CO2 emissions, while contributing to better air quality.
The hydrogen trucks, like the current diesel-powered vehicles, can carry up to 28 tonnes of cargo, ensuring no compromise on capacity.
Reducing emissions is one of the key pillars of the Emirates' Environmental Sustainability Framework, with multiple initiatives dedicated to efficient operations.
SeaNews Turkey
