EFM Global carried out 17 charter flights in 60 days

• EFM Global completed 17 charter flights in 60 days, tripling usual seasonal volumes and showcasing the growing demand for fast, high-risk logistics.
• Major projects included four 747 freighters to Saudi Arabia and a complex 767 freighter to Iceland, which were delivered on time despite regulatory and cargo challenges.
• The company’s no-fail approach and real-time problem solving has enabled seamless implementation across multiple countries, proving the value of specialized logistics expertise.

EFM Global has successfully operated 17 charter flights in just 60 days this summer, more than three times the industry’s typical seasonal average of five to six charter flights. This achievement comes during a period of great pressure on music, film and live event production companies, with increasing demand for increased delivery speed and logistics costs rising to unprecedented levels.

The company’s recent operations highlight the growing importance of specialist logistics expertise in supporting high-risk international projects. Gary mortarDelivering this volume of charters in such a short period demonstrates the company’s commitment to insight, reliability and creative problem-solving so clients can focus on delivering great content,” said EFM CEO.

One notable operation involved a large infrastructure project in Saudi Arabia that required rapid construction. EFM coordinated four 747 freighters from Europe, assembling the large-scale steel components and delivering them on time to avoid construction delays that could have brought the project to a halt. This shows how strategic logistics planning can prevent costly setbacks in time-sensitive operations.

In another case, the EFM team managed a 767 flight from Los Angeles to Iceland involving 38 international customs documents, dangerous goods clearance, and around-the-clock coordination between crews. The operation ensured that critical imaging equipment arrived in Reykjavik exactly when it was needed, demonstrating the company’s ability to handle complex regulatory requirements across international borders.

Other charters have demonstrated EFM’s ability to solve real-time challenges in dynamic environments. A series of multiple flights connecting Iceland, Scotland, England, Sub-Saharan Africa, Morocco, Greece, Belgium, Saudi Arabia, Germany and the USA required EFM to navigate complex customs requirements and dangerous goods classifications at the last minute. Despite these obstacles, equipment and passengers were delivered on time and in full at every stage of the journey.

mortar He stressed that the dedication of the EFM team, in following up shipments across continents and implementing many large and complex projects, represents the company’s never-failing spirit. The company’s operational expertise not only supports the high-risk requirements of large-scale international projects, but also helps shape the industry’s understanding of how strategic logistics planning can enhance efficiency.

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