Fleet livery suppliers and installers - Glasgow Airport
We are pleased to be supplies and installers of livery to AGS Airport's new vehicles as their existing fleet is renewed, with a strong consideration to environmentally friendly vehicles where possible. Across their fleet we have carried out livery works on a range of fully electric and hybrid vehicles, with all works carried out by our in house manufacture facilities and installed in our fitting bays. The range of vehicles we have completed so far includes:
- A number of Airside Operations vehicles: with fully prismatic livery which is an upgrade from previous vehicles to improve safety in what can be a poorly lit airside environment (aircraft and lamp-posts are poor bedfellows!).
- New fire officer cars: Liveried to full 999 specification with fully prismatic battenburg and fluorescent nose-cone.
- New security vehicles: Distinctive blue 'tiger stripes' make these vehicles instantly recognisable, along with fully prismatic reflective chevrons for ultimate safety when stopping on patrol outside the perimeter fence.
- Duty safety officer vehicle: Fitted with engineer grade reflective tiger stripes for work both landside and airside, responding to (mostly) medical emergencies and offering other passenger assistance
- A number of departmental vehicles: These have long life cast vinyl logos to comply with airside regulations requiring that all vehicles are easily identifiable in case of emergency.
These recent vehicles build on our long-standing relationship with the staff at AGS where we have been supplying a wide range of signage and graphics for safety markings, logos for temporary hire vehicles, fleet numbers and a number of bespoke solutions over the years such as aircraft marshalling paddles (you might know them better as ping pong bats!) and interchangeable fleet number holders for fire tenders. As always we thank AGS Airports for their continued trust in our work and look forward to continuing to build our relationship in the future.
The process of installing the emergency livery starts with a full clean, before installing the pre-panelled graphics using magnets, masking tape and a good eye to ensure the battenburg pattern matches across the whole vehicle.