Initial description
Identify the aircraft and the reason it is moving.
Share the model or project description, current condition, origin, destination and preferred timing.
A transport process with clear responsibilities
How Aircraft Ground Transport Works
Five steps connect the aircraft owner, aviation professional, pickup location, transporter and destination.
Transport configuration
Measure it exactly as it will be loaded.
Provide maximum road length, width and height, approximate weight and every separated component.
Owner preparation
Arrange qualified aviation work and physical supports.
The owner coordinates any required disassembly, preservation, records, cradles, stands, covers or packaging.
Site coordination
Confirm access and handling at both locations.
Review pavement, gates, overhead clearance, loading equipment, available help and room for the transport vehicle.
Delivery
Receive the aircraft and complete aviation work.
After ground delivery, the owner’s qualified personnel manage reassembly, inspection, records and return-to-service decisions.
Specialized ground transportation
Planning an aircraft move?
Start with the route, road-ready measurements and a clear description of every component.