New kit deliveries
Organized crates and sub-kits moving from a seller, warehouse or previous owner to the new build location.
From the first crate to the finished build
Kit Aircraft & Homebuilt Transport
Road delivery for factory kit crates, unfinished projects, major assemblies and completed homebuilt airplanes.
Transport matched to the build stage.
A kit aircraft can be a group of factory crates, a neatly inventoried collection of sub-kits, a rolling fuselage with separate wings or a completed airplane prepared for road travel.
Tell us how far the build has progressed and list every item that will travel. Package dimensions, component weights, cradles, lifting plans and workspace access are often more useful than the completed aircraft’s published specifications.
Partially built aircraft
Fuselage structures, wing assemblies, empennage components, landing gear and carefully inventoried parts.
Completed homebuilts
Experimental amateur-built airplanes whose owners have arranged the road configuration and aviation preparation.
Keep the project record together.
Builder logs, plans, receipts, aircraft records, certificates and loose hardware should be organized and controlled by the owner rather than left unsecured inside the aircraft.
Specialized ground transportation
Move a kit, project or completed homebuilt
Tell us the build stage, component count, measurements and loading plan.