TEC Hünert - Airport Ground-Support Vehicles and Equipment

TEC Hünert is a division of the TEC Group. TEC is based in Lüneburg in the northern part of Germany, located 60km south-east of the city of Hamburg. The TEC Group engages in development, engineering and manufacturing for the automotive and aviation industries.

TEC Hünert's main field of activity is the development and manufacturing of airport ground support equipment, a service that we have over 30 years experience in.

Airport ground-support vehicles and equipment

Our range of products comprises of all kinds of ground support equipment ranging from container-dollies and luggage trailers through to passenger stairs, VIP transport vehicles and other complex vehicles that feature a TEC Hünert self-constructed chassis, such as sophisticated rescue stair systems.

Flexible ground support-equipment for airports

With regard to customer preferences and different technical requirements at different airports, most of our manufactured systems have been designed as flexible concepts. Many optional components and functional features are available, thus allowing perfect adaption to the specific requirements that may occur on the site of deployment. From motorized passenger stairs and towed passenger stairs through to mobile escalator passenger stairs and self-driven lifts for handicapped people, every system can be adapted to customer demands and preferences.

Emergency evacuation airstair system (EEAS)

One of our core products is the TEC Hünert Rescuestair. Being the inventor of the emergency evacuation airstair system (EEAS), TEC Hünert is the worldwide market leader for evacuation systems. The Rescuestair is basically designed to be used by airport rescue and firefighting brigades. Its original purpose is to quickly reach an aircraft that is involved in an accident, to rescue passengers out of the aircraft and to provide access for rescue teams to the aircraft. Depending on the selected equipment version, it can also perform first firefighting actions. While it was originally developed to be used on airports, it is also very suitable for seaports or elevated railways.