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Bring electric aircraft charging to your airport, with an EBC-backed installation and the software to run it.

Henstridge · Aerovolt charging

A new way to install

A charger at your airport.
Without the upfront cost.

Aerovolt can install an airport charger at no upfront charger or installation cost through its Electric Book & Claim programme. We assess each site and agree the power, access and operating arrangements with the airport before installation.

How Electric Book & Claim works
01 / INSTALLATION

Charging infrastructure

A charger planned around your site, power supply and the aircraft and vehicles you want to serve.

02 / AIRPORT ACCESS

Your operations included

Give the airport team access to manage charging for its own airside vehicles and authorised users.

03 / PUBLIC NETWORK

Ready for visiting aircraft

Make suitable aircraft charging available to public users while keeping airport access and operations organised.

Electric Book & Claim

Electric flight helps build the network.

Electric Book & Claim connects verified electric aviation activity with organisations that want to support it. Aerovolt's programme helps fund new charging infrastructure, so an eligible airport can host a charger without paying for its installation upfront.

01

Real charging activity

Metered sessions can record energy, time and charging location for electric aviation activity.

02

Evidence for EBC

Electric flight and charging data can support the records behind Electric Book & Claim.

03

More places to charge

The EBC programme supports investment in airport chargers and the network around them.

Each installation depends on site suitability and an agreed installation and operating arrangement. Charging energy and public-use pricing are agreed separately for each site.

One site · different users

Your airport.
More ways to charge.

The charger can serve the airport's own operation and visiting aircraft. Access, connectors and the location of the charger are planned for the site.

A / AIRSIDE OPERATIONS

Run your own fleet.

Bring airside vehicle charging into the same system as aircraft charging. Manage airport users, follow sessions and see how the site is performing.

  • Airport-controlled access
  • Airside vehicles and authorised users
  • Session and energy visibility
B / PUBLIC AIRCRAFT CHARGING

Welcome electric aircraft.

Give visiting pilots and operators a public charging option at your airport, with the network location and charger details clearly managed.

  • Published charging location
  • Aircraft access arranged with the airport
  • Connector configuration agreed for the site

Included airport software

Full control from one platform.

The airport gets access to Aerovolt's OCPP/OCPI management software. See charger health, sessions and energy in the network overview, then manage the users and locations behind them.

Explore the software
Aerovolt airport software showing live charger status, sessions and energy performance
Airport software · network overview
LIVE NETWORK

See what is online

Check charge points, availability and active sessions from the overview.

ACCESS TOOLS

Manage who charges

User administration, ID tags, AutoCharge and airside manager tools sit in the platform.

ENERGY RECORDS

Follow activity

Review recorded energy and charging sessions across the network.

OPEN STANDARDS

OCPP & OCPI

Manage connected chargers and published locations using the platform's OCPP and OCPI tools.

Aerovolt airport software showing charging locations on a map and in a directory
Airport software · locations & groups

Airside and landside

Every charger in its place.

Organise chargers into airport locations and groups. The map and directory show published locations, while airport staff can work with the network behind them.

Location mapGroupsPublished sitesAssigned charge points

From enquiry to operation

A clear route to installation.

We work through the practical details with your airport before a charger goes live.

01 / TALK

Tell us about the site

Share your airport, the aircraft and vehicles you want to serve, and where a charger could go.

02 / ASSESS

Review power and access

We look at electricity supply, charger location, airside access and the proposed public-use arrangement.

03 / AGREE

Set the operating terms

Confirm the installation agreement, charger configuration, energy pricing and airport access.

04 / LAUNCH

Install and manage

Commission the charger, set up the airport in the software and make agreed charging available.

The practical questions

Good to know.

Is the charger really free to install?

Under the EBC-backed offer, an eligible airport has no upfront charge for the charger or its installation. Site suitability, any power works and the operating arrangement are confirmed in the installation agreement.

Can the airport use it for its own vehicles?

Yes. The airport can manage authorised airside vehicle charging through the included software, alongside aircraft charging. The suitable connector and access configuration are agreed for the site.

Can visiting aircraft use the charger?

The charger can be made available for public aircraft charging, subject to the airport's access arrangements and the connector configuration installed at that location.

Is charging energy free as well?

The installation offer concerns the charger and its installation. Energy pricing and any commercial arrangements for airport and public charging are agreed separately for each site.

What happens after I get in touch?

We discuss the site, assess power and access, then prepare the proposed installation and operating arrangements with your airport.

Start with a conversation

Bring charging
to your airport.

Tell us about your site and we will discuss the EBC-backed installation offer, charger access and the included software.

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