Before Preparation
Confirm documentation, qualified personnel, destination plan and every component that will travel.
Transportation planning—not maintenance instructions
Aircraft Disassembly & Transport Planning
What the transporter needs after the owner and qualified aviation professional determine the correct aircraft preparation.
The transport plan follows the approved aircraft plan.
Road dimensions may require wings, rotor blades, propellers, tail surfaces or other components to be removed. The carrier does not decide how aircraft systems should be disassembled.
The owner should use the applicable maintenance or assembly documentation and appropriately authorized personnel, then provide the carrier with the resulting road-ready dimensions and component list.
Information for the quote
- Maximum road-ready length, width and height
- Total and component weights
- Number and size of loose components
- Cradles, stands, crates and covers
- Lifting and loading equipment
- Access at origin and destination
Before Loading
Verify transport dimensions, supports, component protection, inventory and site access.
After Delivery
Use qualified personnel for reassembly, inspection, records and return-to-service decisions.
Lower 48 aircraft transport
Need to move a small aircraft?
Tell us what you are shipping, its current configuration and where it needs to go.