TALLINN, ESTONIA, July 2026 – ElectroAir is marking 20 years since its founding in 2006, highlighting two decades of developing aircraft ground power systems and aviation ground support equipment tailored to the operational needs of airports, airlines, MROs, ground handlers and defence operators.

Since 2006, ElectroAir has built its work around a practical understanding of airport operations. No two airside environments are exactly the same. Aircraft fleets, stand layouts, electrical infrastructure, turnaround processes, climate conditions and maintenance workflows all influence how ground power must be delivered and used.

This operational complexity has shaped ElectroAir’s engineering approach. The company develops ground support equipment for some of the most demanding operating environments in aviation, including high-altitude airports up to 4,000 meters, polar regions, marine environments and complex airside infrastructure projects. ElectroAir’s solutions are engineered to match the customer’s real operational conditions, from climate and infrastructure to aircraft fleet requirements and daily ground handling workflows.

“For 20 years, our focus has been to understand how ground power is used in real airport operations, not only how it performs in theory,” said Aleksei Snitsarenko, CEO. “Every project has its own technical and operational context. Our role is to provide solutions that fit the customer’s aircraft, infrastructure, workflow and long-term operational goals.”

ElectroAir’s tailored approach supports projects where standard equipment alone may not answer the full operational challenge. In some cases, customers require mobile ground power for flexible apron use. In others, the right solution may involve fixed 400 Hz systems, under-bridge units, PIT systems, cable management, rectifiers or a complete ground power infrastructure package.

By combining engineering flexibility with manufacturing experience, ElectroAir supports customers from technical consultation and system configuration to production, delivery, commissioning and after-sales support. This one-stop project approach helps aviation operators reduce coordination complexity and improve consistency across ground power infrastructure.

“Tailored engineering is not about adding complexity,” added Aleksei. “It is about making ground support simpler for the customer in daily use. The right solution should fit the operation, support turnaround efficiency and remain practical throughout its service life.”

Over the past two decades, ElectroAir has grown from an engineering-driven Estonian manufacturer into an international supplier serving more than 500 clients in over 100 countries. This experience across different regions and operating environments continues to guide the company’s approach to both standard and non-standard aviation ground power projects.

Looking ahead, ElectroAir will continue to invest in R&D, engineering flexibility and customised ground power solutions that help aviation operators respond to new operational demands. By combining technical expertise with a practical understanding of airside workflows, the company aims to support the next generation of airport infrastructure and move aviation forward through solutions built around customer requirements.

About ElectroAir

Since 2006, ElectroAir has designed and manufactured aviation ground power and airport electrical infrastructure solutions focused on reliability, operational practicality, and long service life.