Trans-Supply Blog – Road & Airport Safety At It's Best
Learn about how airports take on runway safety issues to ensure each passenger is well managed.
Check out our new airport barricade below: https://www.trans-supply.com/p-544-plastic-airport-barricade-12x12x12.aspx This 12″ x 12″ x 12″ airport barricade is designed specifically for GA (general aviation) airports. Just like the other barricades it has reflective sheeting and can hold a light and a flag. However the price is about half that of a traditional barricade. Although GA airports […]
When it comes to traffic safety, most are looking for a high quality product with a great price. In fact price is very important, some would even say ‘price is king’ in this industry. In this post I will give you some tips on how/where to find the best price for a quality traffic safety […]
When talking about solar airport lights, it’s important to know the difference between solar lights used with airport construction versus the more permanent solar lights used on runways. The solar lights you see on a normal, working runway can be tens of thousands of dollars, while the others that are used primarily as temporary lighting […]
I decided to answer the question ‘What are airport barricades?’ because I know the frustration that comes with a boss coming up and asking you to purchase something that you know nothing about. First comes the Google search, which may not actually come up with any sort of definition of the product but just a […]
When it comes to airport projects, the wording in the requirements can be quite tricky. This is especially true when you don’t know anything about airport barricades. It’s going to be a toss up whether they want to call the screw in airport lights flashers, barricade lights, solar beacons and are they going to tell […]
This post is for those of you who traveled over the holidays and noticed the orange and white airport barricades on the runway and wondered what their purpose was. Most likely they had one or two red lights that were blinking on them, and possibly a flag or two. These are used almost exclusively on […]
