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About Bliss-Fox

Bliss-Fox Panus GSE are the manufactures of a wide range of GSE products and services for aviation ground support providers to help them provide an outstanding operational service to their airline customers. We have a long history of over 55 years of designing and manufacturing a wide range of push back tractors including our A380 capable FOX-70D model. Over the years we have added to our product range in order to provide our valued customers with customized solutions from their trusted supplier.

Following the acquisition of Bliss-Fox by Panus Assembly in 2014, we have not only increased our product range we have expanded our service offerings to include the refurbishment of GSE, rental and lease options, on-site maintenance support and a dedicated customer care team of experts to provide highly effective technical and spare parts support to maximize the operational up time of GSE.

Providing local support is a strategic aim of Bliss-Fox to enable us to provide the most comprehensive after sales support to our customers. In 2017 Bliss-Fox Malaysia was established to meet the growing demand in the Malaysian and Indonesian markets. A dedicated team based in Kuala Lumpur provides immediate parts and technical support, backed up by the full weight of support by the factory based team in Thailand. In 2019 Bliss-Fox opened additional local support centers in Korea and the Philippines.

Recent years has seen Bliss-Fox ramp up its efforts to develop its green product line of electrically powered GSE. In 2019 Bliss-Fox developed electrically powered aircraft pushback tractors for its 15t and 28t range with more products to following in 2021. The latest design development is our innovative modular chassis and body that can be fitted with either a fossil fuel engine and drive train or an electric power pack. This maximizes commonality of structural parts, enhances production throughput and makes it very easy to upgrade from diesel to electric in the future to help customers meet their green ambitions