What your shipments need
- Time-critical delivery for breakdowns, 24/7 by WhatsApp
- The fastest option compared across express, air cargo and courier networks
- Consolidated restocking of MRO inventory by sea
- Clearance planned before the part lands
Services that fit
| Service | How it helps |
|---|---|
| International express | Small critical parts in 2–5 working days |
| Air cargo | Heavier urgent parts into RUH, JED and DMM |
| Sea freight (LCL) | Planned MRO restocking at lower cost |
| Customs clearance | Pre-filed declarations so urgent parts are released quickly |
Compliance and planning
- Electrical and mechanical parts often need SABER certificates; keep PCoCs ready for repeat parts
- Batteries and some fluids ship as dangerous goods
- Use exact part numbers and HS codes on invoices to avoid inspection delays
Frequently asked questions
How do you handle urgent spare parts for breakdowns?
We book the fastest express or next-flight air option, pre-clear where possible and deliver straight to site to minimise downtime.
Can you consolidate parts from several suppliers?
Yes. We collect from multiple suppliers in the same country, consolidate them into one shipment and clear them under one declaration to save cost.
Reviewed by Hammad Basravi, Operations Manager, Freight & Customs · Updated October 2026