What your shipments need
- AOG and vessel-critical parts moved on the first available flight
- Door-to-door express for small components
- Clearance planned in advance to avoid release delays
- Delivery to airports, hangars, ports and shipyards
Services that fit
| Service | How it helps |
|---|---|
| International express | Small parts door to door, typically 2–5 working days |
| Air cargo | Heavier parts on the first available flight |
| Customs clearance | Pre-alerted declarations for fast release |
| Cargo insurance | Cover for high-value components |
Compliance and planning
- Keep airworthiness and conformity documents with every part
- Some parts are dual-use or controlled and need export licences at origin
- Exact part numbers and serial numbers on invoices speed up clearance
Frequently asked questions
Can you ship aircraft and marine parts urgently?
Yes. For AOG and urgent marine spares we book the next available flight or express service and arrange priority clearance.
Do aviation parts need special documents?
Parts usually travel with airworthiness release certificates and, for dangerous items, DG declarations. We check paperwork before dispatch.
Reviewed by Hammad Basravi, Operations Manager, Freight & Customs · Updated October 2026