Fleets & Operators

Vaculug Secures Ground Operations Licence at Heathrow, Boosting Aviation Sector Presence

Published:
March 4, 2025
Author:
James Lockwood

Vaculug has received approval for its Heathrow Ground Operations Licence, marking a significant step forward in the company's expansion into the aviation sector. The licence, granted by Heathrow Airport authorities, allows Vaculug to provide its sustainable tyre solutions to ground support vehicles operating at the airport.

The approval highlights Vaculug’s ongoing commitment to innovation and safety within the aviation industry. Michael Evans, Operations and OTR Director at Vaculug, expressed his enthusiasm:

"We are thrilled to receive this certification, which allows us to contribute to Heathrow’s operational excellence while promoting sustainable practices. This approval reflects our dedication to meeting the highest standards in ground operations and sustainability."

As a leader in retreading and sustainable tyre solutions, Vaculug has built a strong reputation for driving initiatives that reduce carbon emissions and extend the lifespan of commercial tyres. Securing the Heathrow Ground Operations Licence strengthens the company’s position as a trusted partner in fleet management, particularly in supporting environmentally responsible practices within the aviation sector.

Key Points:

  • Licence Approval: Vaculug can now provide tyre solutions to ground support vehicles at Heathrow Airport.
  • Sustainability Focus: The company’s services align with Heathrow’s goals of operational excellence and sustainability.
  • Market Growth: The approval enhances Vaculug’s footprint in the aviation sector, showcasing its expertise in fleet management and sustainable practices.

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