Documentation and people
Identify applicable aircraft instructions, qualified personnel, records responsibility and destination arrangements.
Road configuration without giving maintenance instructions
Planning Around Aircraft Disassembly
What the transportation company needs after the owner’s aviation professional decides how the aircraft will be prepared.
The owner controls the aviation work. The transporter plans around the result.
Some aircraft may need wings, rotor blades, propellers, tail surfaces or other assemblies removed to reach highway dimensions. The correct method depends on the aircraft and is outside ordinary freight handling.
Once preparation is planned, give us the resulting dimensions, weights, component list, support method and loading needs.
Measurements and protection
Verify the road envelope, inventory, supports, covers, cradles, lifting equipment and site access.
Reassembly and inspection
Use qualified aviation personnel for reassembly, documentation, inspection and any return-to-service action.
Specialized ground transportation
Planning an aircraft move?
Start with the route, road-ready measurements and a clear description of every component.