Faster, safer and more sustainable travel through Mexico City: the 10.6-kilometre Cablebús 2 connects the central-eastern part of the city via seven stations and carries up to 100,000 passengers a day.

Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas was built in just 36 months and opened in 2020. Its net roof with ETFE cushions spans around 30,000 square metres and lets daylight into the stadium.

The aerial tramway connects the village of Zermatt with the transport hub of Furi and serves as a complement to the adjacent main feeder lift. During the busy winter season, it increases overall transport capacity.

Spanning one and a half kilometres across the Rombaksfjord near Narvik, the Hålogaland Bridge shortens journey times and moves traffic away from an avalanche-prone section. Its deck hangs from 122 hanger ropes supplied by FATZER.

The nearly eight-kilometre-long tricable gondola connects the Vietnamese islands of Phú Quốc and Hòn Thom, spanning spectacularly across the sea. At the time of its inauguration, it was recognized as the world's longest ropeway of its kind.

How do you replace the hanger ropes of a 200-year-old bridge without changing its appearance? For the Menai Suspension Bridge in Wales, FATZER developed 168 new hanger ropes with sockets modelled on the originals.

At the foot of France’s largest glacier, the TC de la Mer de Glace relies on a rope that helps preserve the sensitive alpine landscape while delivering an exceptional mountain experience.

The 185-meter-long Skywalk at the Königsstuhl hovers above Germany’s largest chalk cliff. Two suspension cables and a 42-meter-high mast support the delicate circular path, which offers spectacular views while preserving the fragile landscape.

Where a long hike was once the only way up, China’s largest aerial tramway now takes visitors to Henan’s popular cliff walk. An attraction in its own right, the tramway further boosts tourism in the region.

A bridge that takes cover from the storm: in strong winds, the 665-metre Skywalk Willingen can be pulled in hydraulically. It hangs from four main suspension ropes supplied by FATZER.

The more than four-kilometre-long gondola lift provides access to the summit of Huashan, one of China’s five sacred mountains. It replaces a challenging hike of several hours and makes the spectacular mountain landscape comfortably accessible.

The canopy at the exit of the Autostadt customer centre in Wolfsburg realises the vision of a leaf. The 1,600-square-metre membrane roof rests on a rope net and touches the ground at just two points.

Through the heart of the mountain and up more than 1,000 vertical metres, the underground funicular takes guests comfortably from the village centre to the family-friendly area all year round.

The KLL Linth-Limmern material cableway is approximately 3.5 kilometers long and climbs 1,000 meters in elevation. Since 2007, it has been transporting up to 15 metric tons of materials and equipment for the construction and operation of the Linth-Limmern pumped-storage power plant.

With a free span of more than 2,000 metres, the aerial tramway crosses the valley to connect Grafenberg and Griessenkareck. Overcoming a vertical difference of just eight metres, it brings the two ski mountains closer together.

The pedestrian bridge runs parallel to Germany's tallest dam at a height of about 100 meters. At over 450 meters long, it is one of the longest suspension bridges in the world. The bridge, which weighs 118 metric tons, is supported by four steel cables and two stabilizing cables.

The fully automated, cable-driven Skymetro provides fast and comfortable passenger transfers beneath the airfield at Switzerland’s largest airport.

Since 2022, the first D-Line in the Verbier 4 Vallées ski area has connected Verbier with Les Ruinettes. Known as the Barnes Line, it serves as a key gateway to one of Switzerland’s largest ski areas.

The highly specialized RopeCon® Mt. Olyphant spans 3.4 kilometers and descends 470 vertical meters directly from the mining area into the valley. Designed for demanding operating conditions, the system can withstand hurricane-force winds of up to 249 km/h.

The Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro was completely renovated for the 2014 FIFA World Cup and the 2016 Summer Olympics. Its new roof, made of a PTFE-coated glass fibre membrane, covers 46,500 square metres.

The aerial tramway known as Dragon Ride provides access to Pilatus Kulm, the famous viewpoint mountain in Central Switzerland at an elevation of 2,132 metres above sea level. Its aerodynamic cabins feature large panoramic windows and cockpit-style seating, creating a modern and immersive mountain experience.

A 12-metre-high, A-shaped canopy marks the 33rd Street entrance to Penn Station in Manhattan. During installation, the double-curved rope net was tensioned into its final shape.

The CabriO aerial tramway to Stanserhorn is the world’s first double-decker cable car. Its open upper deck offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and the lake below. To make this unique experience possible, the ropeway technology was completely reimagined.

The Ponte Tibetano Monte Carasso in Ticino spans 270 metres across an inaccessible valley between two districts. The upper suspension ropes of the bridge also serve as handrails.

Around 10,000 cyclists cross the Dafne Schippers Bridge in Utrecht every day. The 110-metre suspension bridge over the Amsterdam-Rhine Canal links the city centre with the new district of Leidsche Rijn.

London’s first urban cable car links the Greenwich Peninsula with Royal Victoria Dock. One of the city’s most popular viewpoints, it offers spectacular views of the Thames and London skyline.

The city uses a conveyor belt system for the low-emission transport of municipal waste. Thanks to its movable discharge point, the installation can be adapted as operational requirements evolve.

The Eiger Express carries passengers and materials year-round between Grindelwald and the Eiger Glacier. Featuring a fully automated material handling system, the installation sets new standards for efficiency and logistics.

Over congested streets and straight into the public transport network: the roughly ten-kilometre Cablebús Línea 1 connects Cuautepec for 600,000 residents and cuts travel time for many commuters by more than half.

The cable car to the Zugspitze provides access to Germany’s highest mountain and holds several world records. In just ten minutes, it overcomes nearly 2,000 metres of vertical elevation.

The 10-passenger gondola lift on the Weisser Ring replaces a two-seater chairlift, eliminating the last bottleneck in the ski area. The year-round ropeway features fully underground valley and mountain stations, combining state-of-the-art infrastructure with an efficient and seamless travel experience.

The gondola lift to Genting Highlands Resort offers a truly unique ride experience. Selected cabins feature glass floors, providing spectacular views of the vast rainforest below and adding an extra thrill to the journey.

The Pardatschgratbahn connects the centre of Ischgl directly with the Silvretta Arena. This modern tricable gondola lift overcomes 1,251 metres of vertical elevation, offers exceptional wind stability, and ranks among the most powerful installations of its kind. Featuring specially designed cabins, it also sets new standards in comfort and design.

Since 2019, the 3K K-onnection has provided a direct link from Kaprun to the Kitzsteinhorn Glacier, offering for the first time true ski-in/ski-out access from the village to the ski area. The installation is regarded as one of the most modern and energy-efficient ropeway systems in the world.

With a maximum gradient of 110%, the Stoos funicular connects the car-free mountain village of Stoos with the valley below. The world's steepest funicular passes through tunnels, crosses bridges and conquers exceptionally steep terrain, while its automatically levelled cabins ensure a comfortable ride throughout the journey.

China's first national maritime museum stands on the shore of the artificial Dishui Lake in Shanghai. A 1,000-square-metre, double-curved rope façade spans between its two 58-metre sails.

From tourist attraction to public transport: Germany’s first 3S gondola lift now connects the railway station with Ehrenbreitstein, carrying up to 3,800 passengers per hour in each direction.

426 metres around a curve, suspended from one side only: the Schorgast Road Bridge in Bavaria hangs from 60 FATZER stay ropes and relieves traffic in the neighbouring villages.

Black-and-white balls on the ropes? They are there to protect the birds. The Goldach suspension bridge spans 85 metres of river and protected floodplain, linking two municipalities via a new hiking trail.