Posted on 11/10/2020 10:56:31 PM PST by nickcarraway
Shrilling beeps echoing throughout a room is not a sound most people want to hear, but for Greg Griffith, it signals opportunity.
In 2012, Griffith, a private aircraft owner, was returning from a trip in Florida, when he experienced hangar rash, a term used to describe ground accidents.
According to the National Businesses Aviation Association hangar rash makes up 50 percent of aircraft ground handling damage reports, with the average ground handling-related claim costing $124,000. Griffith says it costs the general aviation industry $3 billion a year.
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Hopefully he’ll do as well as his brother, Del Griffith, does at sales for American Light and Fixture.
Did he “invent” it, or just adopt ground vehicle parking sensors?
(((Ping)))
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