The aircraft is waiting for a spare part.
A missing component is preventing the planned technical release or return to service.
Exclusively assigned and coordinated with the required delivery time.
In Aircraft-on-Ground situations, when components are missing or spare parts are required at short notice, we coordinate the appropriate transport solution between suppliers, warehouses, MRO facilities, airports and hangars.
Request aviation transportAircraft waiting for a component
A component is required at short notice
The time window at the operating location is decisive
During AOG, spare-part availability determines when the aircraft can return to service.
Whether Aircraft on Ground, an urgent component requirement or cross-border spare-parts supply, what matters is when and where the required component must be available.
A missing component is preventing the planned technical release or return to service.
Exclusively assigned and coordinated with the required delivery time.
A component is ready at a supplier, warehouse or another location and is required at short notice.
From the collection location to the agreed destination without additional transshipment.
The supplier, warehouse or MRO facility and the operating location are in different countries.
Coordinated across borders and aligned with the required delivery time.
Not every aviation shipment requires the same transport method. The urgency, route, time when the goods are ready, delivery deadline and shipment requirements are decisive.
In addition to the route and shipment details, we consider the operational conditions at the collection location, airport, hangar or MRO facility.
When will the required component actually be ready for collection?
Where exactly must the shipment be handed over – at the airport, hangar, warehouse or MRO facility?
By when must the component be available at the operating location?
Dimensions, weight, packaging and loading requirements determine the vehicle and transport planning.
Collection and recipient contacts are considered for the handover, delivery and operational coordination.
This depends on when the goods are ready, the route and the required delivery time. During an AOG situation, Special Transport arranged at short notice may be appropriate.
Yes. Delivery can be coordinated with the agreed handover location. We assess the specific transport solution based on the route, shipment details and delivery deadline.
We need the collection and delivery locations, dimensions and weight, time when the goods are ready, requested delivery time and any relevant handover, loading and unloading instructions.
The route, dimensions, weight, time when the goods are ready and required delivery time are enough for an initial assessment.