Aircraft Shipping FAQs
Important questions about small airplane, kit plane, glider and helicopter ground transportation.
What kinds of aircraft do you transport?+
We coordinate ground transportation for many small airplanes, kit planes, homebuilt and experimental aircraft, gliders, aircraft projects, components and selected small helicopters when dimensions, weight and preparation are suitable.
Do you disassemble or reassemble aircraft?+
Aircraft disassembly, preservation, reassembly, maintenance records and return-to-service determinations are the owner’s responsibility through appropriately qualified aviation personnel. We coordinate the ground transportation of the prepared aircraft or components.
What dimensions do you need for a quote?+
Provide maximum length, width and height in the exact road-ready configuration that will be presented for loading, along with weight and the dimensions of separated components.
Do you ship completed kit planes and unfinished projects?+
Yes. Depending on the details, we can coordinate transportation for crated kits, sub-kits, rolling fuselages, separated wings, partially completed builds and completed homebuilt aircraft.
Can you transport a small helicopter?+
We can consider small helicopters and rotorcraft projects when the owner supplies the model, road-ready dimensions, weight, component list and preparation completed by qualified aviation personnel.
Where do you provide service?+
We provide aircraft ground transportation throughout the Lower 48 contiguous United States.
What should be ready at pickup?+
The aircraft should be in the agreed road-ready configuration with suitable component supports or packaging, accurate inventory, accessible pickup area and any agreed loading equipment.
How do I request a quote?+
Use the ClickUp quote form or call 800-462-0038. Include the route, aircraft identity, current condition, road-ready dimensions, weight, component list and access details.
Need to move a small aircraft?
Tell us what you are shipping, its current configuration and where it needs to go.