Companies typically turn to charter services when they have urgent or high-value goods that need to be moved swiftly and safely. Alternatively, they may turn to aircraft chartering to move merchandise overseas when ocean freight isn’t an option. Examples include air shipping defense equipment to meet government contract requirements, reaching remote locations that lack infrastructure or have volatile conditions, or moving high-value commodities that might otherwise be diverted.

• International air freight service, leveraging our connections with our global agent network.

• The ability to aggregate customer orders to secure desired space at a cost-effective price point.

• Land-air freight services to difficult markets with insufficient road infrastructures.

• Priority service for same day or next-day air service.