While Chug is giving fuel to his friends, he notices a Wings Around the Globe official named Roper arriving in the town. However, to their dismay, Dusty ends up in sixth place, which is not enough to be qualified, and they travel back to Propwash Junction, feeling disappointed.
The attenders begin to make fun of Dusty, with Ned and Zed saying that he might be racing "that leaky, old fuel truck next to him." Feeling insulted, Chug threatens to shoot fuel at them, but is stopped by Dottie telling him to not lower himself to their level. While the rest of the planes are setting their times, Chug fills Dusty up with fuel ready for him to set his time. However, Skipper still refuses to help Dusty, and Chug suggests to Dusty to try the building's back door, to which Dusty gives up.Ĭhug and Dusty travel to Lincoln, Nebraska for the qualifier, also bringing Dottie along. Chug tells Dusty to try again, saying that Skipper is warming up to him. As soon as Dusty rings the doorbell, Chug hides while Dusty tries to ask Skipper to train him, but Skipper does not agree, just closing the door. They then come to Skipper's Flight School, where Chug explains to Dusty about Skipper's squadron. At first, Dusty does not think he should be trained by a plane who has not flown for years, but Chug convinces him by saying that Skipper is at least a plane. Feeling that they need some help, Chug suggests to Dusty to get help from Skipper Riley, a grounded plane who used to be in a squadron called the Jolly Wrenches. Hearing Dottie say that he is unbelievable, Dusty repeats it to Chug, who only becomes upset about the orphans in Dottie's act.ĭusty and Chug then watch a show of crashes in the Wings Around the Globe on TV, which Chug claims to like. However, Dusty does not give up, as he says that the act is why they need her to come with them to the Wings Around the Globe qualifier. She informs about all of the problems that could happen if he pushes it too far, and then acts out as Dusty crashing into an orphanage.
Chug soon arrives, telling Dusty that he was doing well, but soon realizes what he had said when he sees Dottie with an angry look, as she tells Dusty that he is not meant to race due to being a crop duster. However, during the practice, Dusty receives a mechanical problem and goes to Dottie. He first appears filling some fuel cans for Sparky to take to someone, before preparing for Dusty's racing practice. He is also a friend and fan of Dusty Crophopper. He is good friends with Dottie and Sparky. His fuel tank and nozzle are used to refill planes and, on one occasion, Mayday the fire truck. By size and behavior, in human age, he is late 30s (Planes) and he is early 40s (Planes: Fire & Rescue). He even holds containers on each of his sides. On the sides of his fuel tank, there are orange, straight lines with yellow borders and a logo showing grain. Additionally, he wears what appears to be a chrome piece of metal over his eyes that is like a sun hat. His bumper is also chrome, and he has a tan crane arm which also holds a fuel nozzle. He has brown eyes, along with a chrome grille, which suggests that he is modeled after a 1940s Chevrolet truck. Physical appearanceĬhug's livery consists mainly of dark green, with a yellow stripe across his sides, and an orange hood. And if Chug can't help Dusty reach new heights, he'll find someone who can.
Indeed, he's not only Dusty's buddy, he's his coach and biggest fan. He has a big personality and is a bold supporter of Dusty's high-flying endeavors. 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. Background Official Description Fuel truck Chug is a guy's guy.
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