Die Bilder geben schon was her. Die Sessel sehen aus wie die alten 3er oder 4er Sessel von Von Roll, Graffer oder Girak.

Bei diesem Bild musste ich lachen. So viel zum Thema Amerikanische Vollkaskomentalität.
Alle diejenigen hier mit "Ich fahr mit meinen Kindern nur Skippy."...

http://www.skytraclifts.com/Skytrac's humble beginnings were the dream of a young engineer, Alan Hepner, and an industrious lift technician, David Metivier, more than 35 years ago. As they gained experience and rose through the ranks at CTEC, Garaventa CTEC, and Doppelmayr CTEC they continued to collaborate on design ideas and ways to improve products, services, and implementation. In 2005 they started Hilltrac, and then in 2008 they launched Skytrac. Ever since, Skytrac has been bringing together a highly experienced team of industry professionals seeking opportunities to develop a nimble, independent company that could challenge an established industry with great design and a value based product.
In the spring of 2010, Jan W. Leonard, P.E. joined Skytrac. Jan brings forty plus years of ski lift engineering and manufacturing experience with him. Jan worked for Hall Ski Lifts, Watertown, NY; Thiokol Ski Lifts, Logan, UT; then, in 1975, Jan and Mark Ballantyne purchased Thiokol and launched CTEC, Inc. In 1992 CTEC partnered with Garaventa in Goldau, Switzerland, to develop a detachable product specifically designed for the North American market. In 2002 Garaventa and Doppelmayr merged thus forming Doppelmayr CTEC, Inc. in North America, which Jan lead as the President until he stepped down in 2008.
Over the past five years, Skytrac has established a proven record with more than 50 completed projects.
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