Drive an airport tug at LSIA. Hitch baggage carts at the terminal and tow them to the waiting aircraft, then bring the arriving luggage back to the baggage hall.
How it works
- Start at LSIA Ground Handling and take an Airtug (you need the Forklift Certificate).
- Hitch a train of baggage carts at the baggage hall.
- Drive to each waiting aircraft and uncouple 1 to 3 carts at its hold.
- Collect the arriving luggage at the aircraft and bring it back to the hall. 1 or 2 rounds per shift, then hand in your baggage sheet.
Tips
- Your rating decides how many carts you get: with 5 stars you nearly always get the maximum.
- Full carts are heavy: the tug pulls away slowly and has a lower top speed.
Pay
$225 per cart run + $600/km, 20% bonus when on time
| Amount | |
|---|---|
| Per step | $225 |
| Per kilometre | $600 |
| Bonus when you finish | $300 |
| On-time bonus / tip | 20% |
| Own vehicle | +25%, no deposit |
| Average per hour | ≈ $6,500 |
On top of this come your streak bonus and priority rides. The crew can tune pay live; the Job Center always shows the current amount.
Where to go
The dots are the real spots in the city. Drag to move, scroll or pinch to zoom, tap a dot for details. Switch between map, streets and satellite at the bottom left.
| Place | What |
|---|---|
| Terminal baggage hall | Loading / unloading |
| Terminal baggage hall east | Loading / unloading |
| LSIA Ground Handling | Start / end shift |
| Baggage tugs 1 | Vehicle spawn |
| Baggage tugs 2 | Vehicle spawn |
| Baggage tugs 3 | Vehicle spawn |
Plus 5 possible delivery spots (green on the map). Each shift picks its own route.
Vehicle
Company vehicle: Airtug.