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Partnership & Project with Swissport International

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Aurrigo enters three-year strategic partnership with Swissport to deploy autonomous solutions at 270+ airports globally, starting with Zurich.

  • Partnership duration three years
  • Swissport airport network over 270 airports globally
  • Auto-DollyTug delivery H2 2025
  • Initial trial location Zurich Airport
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Image: Auto-DollyTug®, a fully autonomous baggage and cargo handling vehicle

Aurrigo International plc (AIM: AURR), a leading international provider of transport technology solutions, is pleased to announce it has entered into a three year strategic partnership agreement with Swissport International AG ("Swissport"), the world's leading provider of airport ground services and air cargo handling, to deploy autonomous solutions at Zurich Airport.

The partnership agreement includes a six-month project agreement, which will be signed in the coming days, for an Auto-Sim® contract to model Zurich airport and the trial of an Auto-Dolly Tug®. The Auto-Sim® modelling is expected to start shortly with delivery of the Auto-DollyTug® expected in H2 2025. This agreement will contribute towards the Board's expectations for the current financial year.

With Zurich Airport intended to serve as the launch site, a joint deployment and operations team at Swissport will then evaluate further sites where Aurrigo's technology can be exclusively implemented across their operational network, which totals over 270 airports globally.

To support the project, Swissport will form a dedicated team, which will work closely with Aurrigo to carry out initial trials at Zurich airport. The focus for both parties will be on delivering efficiency, safety, and sustainability benefits for the aviation industry.

The Partnership and Project agreement is expected to follow a similar phasing to Aurrigo's ongoing agreements with Changi Airport Singapore and Amsterdam Airport Schiphol.

Warwick Brady, President & CEO of Swissport International said:

"This partnership marks a key milestone in Swissport's innovation journey. By integrating autonomous technologies into our operations, we are taking a next step in redefining ground handling - improving safety, boosting efficiency, and supporting the sustainability ambitions of our airline and airport partners across our global network."

David Keene, CEO of Aurrigo International, commented: "We are very pleased to be able to welcome Swissport to our partner network. To be able to call such a major player in the aviation industry a partner is something we are incredibly proud of and speaks to the quality of the products our software and hardware teams have brought to market.

The roll out of autonomous technology to boost efficiency across baggage and cargo handling, while improving safety and reducing carbon emissions is an executive level priority for aviation industry players, globally. Supported by market tailwinds, industry leaders and our first mover status, the opportunity for Aurrigo continues to gather pace. With market leading products and an increasing volume of proof points to show potential customers we look ahead with confidence."

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