Aircraft Tugs in the United States
Listed first in the United States: Aeroservicios USA, AMS Aircraft Recovery and Chopper Spotter. Compare services, locations and contacts below.
11 companiesUpdated
Aircraft Tugs companies
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View companyAeroservicios USA
FloridaAircraft Tugs
GSE sales, rental, lease and refurbishment in Miami, Florida
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View companyAMS Aircraft Recovery
United StatesAircraft Tugs
Aircraft recovery equipment for airports, airlines and air forces for over 30 years
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View companyChopper Spotter
MinnesotaAircraft Tugs
Chopper Spotter makes helicopter ground handling equipment. Its tugs engage the skids of a helicopter so one operator can lift, rotate and position the aircraft.
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View companyEagle Tugs
United StatesAircraft Tugs
Aircraft tugs and ground support equipment made in Swanton, Ohio
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View companyFreightquip
United StatesAirport Services
Freight handling equipment and systems for cargo operations in the United States
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View companyHeliwagon
United StatesAircraft Tugs
Heliwagon makes an electric helicopter landing dolly. The dolly is controlled by a wireless remote, so one person can move a helicopter on the ground.
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View companyNmc-wollard
United StatesAircraft Tugs
Wollard International makes belt loaders, tractors, maintenance lifts and passenger stairs for airlines, FBOs and ground handlers from Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
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View companyPowertow
IdahoAircraft Tugs
US-built aircraft tugs and hook-up kits from Hayden, Idaho, since 1974
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View companyRCL Components
GeorgiaAircraft Tugs
RCL Components remanufactures aircraft ground support equipment such as loaders and pushback tractors in Mississippi.
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View companySkyTugs
United StatesAircraft Tugs
SkyTugs makes the SkyTug Pro, a portable electric tug for moving small airplanes on the ground. The company builds it in Burbank, California.
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View companyWingGuard
United StatesAircraft Tugs
WingGuard makes SafeZone radar sensors that warn aircraft tug operators when a wing is near an obstacle.
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Common questions
- How many aircraft tugs companies are there in the United States?
- Flying Engineer lists 11 aircraft tugs companies in the United States, including in Florida, Minnesota, Idaho and Georgia.
- Which aircraft tugs companies in the United States are listed first?
- Aeroservicios USA, AMS Aircraft Recovery and Chopper Spotter appear first. Featured companies are shown first, followed by companies with the most complete profiles.
- How do I contact a aircraft tugs company in the United States?
- Open a company's page to see its website, phone number and location, or send a quote request directly from the page. Requests go straight to the company.
Updated January 2026. Based on the companies listed on Flying Engineer.