Airline Trolley

Airline Trolley

Aircraft catering cart, also known as airline galley trolley, airplane trolley, airline cart, or airline waste trolley, is a small serving cart made of high-grade aluminum alloy. The aircraft service trolleys are used by cabin crew in the aircraft for catering foods, beverages, airline meals to passengers. There are three standards and designs: Atlas, KSSU, and ACE. There are caster wheels at each corner to make sure the inflight trolley can rotate for 360 degrees. The brake system can hold the lightweight trolley in position.

Flight Trolleys for Sale

Atlas Cabin Service Carts/Trolley

Kssu Cabin Service Carts/Trolley

History of Airline Trolley

Introduced to the airline service system in the late 1960s, the airplane trolley was mainly designed to meet the needs of large "widebody" airplanes at the beginning. As the number of passengers on an airplane gradually rises with the development of the aircraft industry, the traditional way of serving meals with human hands could no longer satisfy the needs of the modern airline service systems. Eventually, the airline waste trolley has made its entrance into the world. As a professional airplane trolley supplier, Gxflight can provide you with high-quality airline galley carts with high standards.

What Are Airplane Trolley Made of?

So as to meet the requirements of airplane services, the airplane trolley produced by Gxflight is made of high-grade aluminum alloys. With lighter weight, our airline waste trolley is easier to handle and operate. Moreover, since the alloy we use is highly durable, the service time of our airline galley cart is also very long.

Our extensive Inflight products/supplies offer convenience to both passengers and crew, tailored to fit every customer without compromising on quality and cost-effectiveness, from tablewares to comfort items, from disposable to rotable, from below zero to high heat-resistant products in the oven. Delivery of renewable and compostable solutions highlights not only our commitment to the environment, but also a promise to our sustainable future.