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EPISODE · Feb 17, 2026 · 26 MIN

What Ground Handlers Need to Know About Lithium Batteries and eGSE Adoption

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Electrification is transforming ground support equipment, but battery technology is at the center of making that transition practical and reliable. In this AviationPros podcast episode, Green Cubes’ Jerry Crump and Darin Kiefer join Ground Support Worldwide Editor Jenny Lescohier to break down how lithium battery systems are helping ground handlers address real-world operational challenges. They explain how faster charging, opportunity charging, and improved battery capacity can help fleets operate effectively, even when charging infrastructure is limited or constantly changing. The discussion also covers how lithium batteries deliver more consistent performance, longer lifespan, and reduced maintenance compared to traditional lead-acid systems. Crump and Kiefer also share how battery management systems and telematics are providing valuable data to improve uptime, enable predictive maintenance, and optimize fleet operations. As adoption grows, education, customization, and strong service support are proving essential to helping operators successfully transition to electric GSE.

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