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"Ballistic!"
Chug, Planes

Chug is a fuel truck who co-owns Chug and Dottie's Fill n' Fly.

History[]

Planes[]

His fuel tank and nozzle are used to refill planes and, on one occasion, Mayday the fire truck. He is good friends with Dottie and Sparky. He is also best friend and fan of Dusty Crophopper.

During Dusty's training, he also strikes up a friendship with Sparky, who is revealed to have the same kind of humor as he is alive to any kind of idea concerning merchandise for Dusty, even setting up a website together.

Planes: Fire & Rescue[]

Chug reappears in Planes: Fire & Rescue.

General information[]

Physical description[]

Chug is painted dark green, with a tan crane arm. He has a chrome grille (based on Wings Around the Globe's logo) and bumper, as well as an orange hood. He has a black hat.

Appearances[]

Profiles and statistics[]

  • Official bio
    • "Fuel truck Chug is a guy's guy. He works hard as co-owner of Chug and Dottie's Fill 'n Fly service station—and plays hard indulging in his own fuel from time to time. He has a big personality and is a bold supporter of Dusty's high-flying endeavors. Indeed, he's not only Dusty's buddy, he's his coach and biggest fan. And if Chug can't help Dusty reach new heights, he'll find someone who can."[1]

Portrayals[]

Gallery[]

For this subject's image gallery, see Chug/Gallery.

Names in other languages[]

  • Bulgarian: Чъг
  • Polish: Beka
  • Russian: Чух

Trivia[]

  • He is inspired by Bob Leaders' disused fuel truck that was found in a grove of evergreen trees when the filmmakers traveled to Leaders Clear Lake Airport in Minnesota while touring regional airports in the Midwest for inspiration for their Propwash Junction setting.
  • Chug appears to be a 1947 Chevrolet Advance-Design 3800 judging by the shape of his grille.[2][3]

References[]

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