A memo discussing WheelTug, a company that developed a built-in motor for airplanes to save fuel and improve efficiency. The memo highlights the financial benefits and operational improvements offered by WheelTug, including reduced engine wear and faster boarding. It also mentions a CNBC interview with WheelTug's CEO, Isaiah Cox, and provides a link to the interview. The memo is marked confidential and is intended for sophisticated institutional investors.
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