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Aerospace logistics shipment spotlights
April 15, 2025
Our global aerospace logistics experts recently completed an oversized shipment for an aviation customer, transporting aircraft parts and engines from the south of France to Arizona via ocean shipping between Antwerp and Los Angeles.
This door-to-door, multi-modal solution for out-of-gauge equipment included trucking from France to the Port of Antwerp, coordination to load three flat racks at the port, and securing special permits—all while ensuring the cargo was protected every step of the way, including the ocean voyage and final delivery.
With the first 1,128-kilometer leg completed in just five working days, this is far from a one-off success. Since this first shipment, our team has completed multiple additional deliveries for the same customer with high-quality results.
Thanks to AIT’s meticulous planning and seamless execution, we’re helping aerospace customers keep their operations soaring.
February 23, 2022
In the face of inclement weather and aircraft-on-ground situations, security-cleared AIT teammates personally accompanied the cargo, managing truck drivers, couriers, and offloading to successfully complete the mission.
February 16, 2022
By securing direct flights via our core air carriers, coordinating dedicated air ride vehicles, and assuring adherence to critical tie-down requirements, AIT managed the seamless delivery every step of the way—with the engines arriving to their destination two weeks ahead of the customer’s next best transportation option.
March 05, 2021
Overcoming power outages, icy roads and a cargo shutdown at O’Hare International Airport, AIT quickly re-routed the shipment to a southern Illinois airport via hot-shot trucking and got the grounded aircraft back in the sky ASAP.