Chapman Friedburn transport shipping shipment in Beck
ACMI (Aircraft, Maintenance and Insurance), specialized in Global Air Charter, has completed a part of AVIA Solutions Group, the largest ACMI (aircraft, maintenance, and insurance), a charging process in Glasgow Brestok (PIK). Earlier this year, the company organized a rented trip for shipments that transported the tallest piece of shipments with which the airport has ever dealt with.
The shipment included a 67 -feelty length of 24 tons, which is transferred on three connected platforms 20 feet, along with two additional components of 40 feet. These huge ingredients are designed for the oil and gas industry on the B747F nose loader.
The shipment arose from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and arrived in Brestoy after a stop at LGG airport, where she underwent a security offer. In Glasgow, the shipment was discharged in just 30 minutes using three main soup and two cranes.
“This process requires close coordination between the UK and the airline, as it works alongside CAA to ensure the goods arrive on the specified date,” said Adam Dakright, Carter Charcar Mushroom in Chapman Ferrene.
“Prestwick Cargo Services, an exceptional work to coordinate the disclosure process. We are proud to transfer the longest part of the goods in Brestoic so far, and remain devoted to supporting our customers and the industries they serve, regardless of the volume of charging or complexity.”
Chapman Friedburn brings together 50 years of experience with wide global coverage to provide it Air Code Services For major companies, governments, NGOs, relief agencies and high -value individuals. The company is part of the AVIA Solutions group, the largest ACMI company (aircraft, crew, maintenance, and insurance), and runs a fleet of 209 aircraft around the world and the mother company for more than 250 subsidiaries. The group offers a wide range of airline solutions, including MRO (maintenance, repair, repair), pilot and crew training, land handling, and other relevant airline services. With the support of 14,000 highly skilled aviation specialists, the group works on 6 continents.
