Keep Your Crew Safe. Keep Your Aircraft Moving.
For airline operations, whether you’re handling de-icing, ramp service, baggage handling, or boarding logistics, winter conditions strike at the worst times - when planes need to turn, crews need to move fast, and schedules can’t wait. Slips, falls or lost traction not only risk injury but also delay flights, impact customer satisfaction and raise operating costs.
At Winter Walking, we don’t just offer ice cleats, we provide traction solutions tailored to the harshest airline-ground-service environments. From snowy tarmacs and jet bridges to slippery hangar floors, we help airline operations meet safety goals, maintain on-time performance and protect valued crew members.
Why Airline Operations Trust Us:
- Designed for High-Tempo Ground Operations
Ramp crews, de-icing teams, boarding agents and cargo handlers operate in many zones—from slick aprons and wet concrete to mixed surfaces and indoor/outdoor transitions. Our team helps you select the right gear that balances fast don-doff, comfort, and reliable grip.
- Decades of Service, Airline-Grade Reliability
With over 45 years of experience supporting aviation ground operations and industrial environments, Winter Walking understands your need for equipment that works when schedules are tight, temperatures drop and conditions deteriorate.
- Proven in Winter Weather, No Matter the Region
Whether your hub is in the snow belt, at a high-elevation airport or servicing flights in coastal winter storms, our traction solutions hold up under freezing temps, ice storms, slush and de-icing chemical exposure. Reliable traction helps your crews stay upright and your flights on time.
- Supporting Your Safety Metrics and Operational Efficiency
Fewer slips mean fewer injuries, fewer delays and fewer disruptions to airline operations. Our traction programs complement safety compliance, reduce worker-compensation risk and improve crew confidence during critical winter operations.