Small Airplanes
Single-engine airplanes, light twins, vintage aircraft and other small fixed-wing machines.
Learn more →Ground transportation for small airplanes, kit planes, gliders, aircraft projects and small helicopters throughout the Lower 48.

A small aircraft is not ordinary freight. Wingspan, rotor system, landing gear, propeller clearance, removable surfaces, dimensions and the condition of the aircraft all affect the road-transport plan.
We coordinate the transportation portion of the move. Any aircraft disassembly, preservation or reassembly must be completed by the owner’s appropriately qualified aviation professional in accordance with the aircraft’s documentation.
See how aircraft shipping works →Single-engine airplanes, light twins, vintage aircraft and other small fixed-wing machines.
Learn more →Crated kits, partially completed projects, fuselages and completed experimental amateur-built aircraft.
Learn more →Compact rotorcraft and helicopter projects prepared for highway transportation.
Learn more →Gliders, sailplanes and components prepared for long-distance ground transport.
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We begin with the aircraft as it will be presented for transport—not simply its flying specifications. Accurate transport dimensions, weight, support points, loose components and access at both ends are essential.
The best quote starts with the dimensions and condition of the aircraft in its road-transport configuration.
Year, manufacturer, model, serial or project description and current location.
Overall length, width and height after any owner-arranged preparation.
Approximate weight, rolling condition and any missing or unsupported components.
Pickup and delivery access, loading equipment and component handling needs.
Share the route, aircraft type, condition and transport dimensions.
We review configuration, equipment needs, access and road dimensions.
Your aviation professional completes any required disassembly or preservation.
The prepared aircraft or components are transported to the destination.
Tell us what you are shipping, its current configuration and where it needs to go.