Heavy-duty transport for shipbuilding & aviation – precise logistics for oversized components
Special transports for the shipbuilding and aviation industries
The shipbuilding and aviation industries require the transport of extremely large and heavy components – from aircraft wings and ship engines to entire fuselage segments. Such transports are logistically challenging and require precise planning, specialized vehicles, and the highest safety standards. With our expertise and state-of-the-art technology, we guarantee safe and timely heavy-duty transport – both nationally and internationally.
Challenges of heavy transport in shipbuilding and aviation
Extremely large components: The transport of aircraft wings or ship hulls requires special transport with low-loaders, modular vehicles or heavy-duty cranes.
Safety requirements: Strict transport and safety regulations apply, particularly in the aviation industry.
International transport & customs formalities: Many components are produced globally, which requires complex logistics and approvals.
Precise scheduling: Delays can cause major economic damage.
Our heavy transport services for shipbuilding & aviation
✅ Transport of aircraft wings, fuselage segments and engines
✅ Heavy transport for ship engines, propellers and superstructures
✅ Planning and organization of routes, permits and escort vehicles
✅ Customs clearance for international transports
✅ On-time delivery to shipyards and aircraft factories
Costs for heavy goods transport in shipbuilding and aviation
The costs vary depending on:
Transport distance: Longer distances increase the costs for fuel, personnel and tolls.
Dimensions & Weight: Large and heavy components require special means of transport.
Special permits: Police escort, customs and security measures affect the costs.
Infrastructure & route accessibility: Proximity to ports and airports plays a role in determining costs.
Advantages and disadvantages of heavy-duty transport in shipbuilding and aviation
Advantages:
✔ Efficient delivery of large components directly to production sites
✔ Minimization of production downtime through timely transport
✔ Use of the latest transport technology for maximum safety
✔ Complete service with approval and customs clearance
Disadvantages:
✖ High logistical and organizational effort
✖ Cost-intensive due to special equipment and security measures
✖ Dependence on route availability and weather conditions
What do you have to pay attention to when transporting heavy goods for shipbuilding and aviation?
Early planning & approvals: Long lead times are required, especially for international transports.
Precise route planning: Road and port infrastructure must be suitable for heavy transport.
Comply with safety regulations: Aviation parts in particular must comply with special transport regulations.
Take customs and export regulations into account: Cross-border transports must be carefully documented.
Why are we your ideal partner for heavy-duty transport in the shipbuilding and aviation industries?
✅ Many years of experience with large-scale projects – We know the specific requirements of these industries.
✅ Tailor-made transport solutions – special vehicles and logistics planning for oversized components.
✅ On-time & secure delivery – Reliable processes to ensure compliance with production times.
✅ Complete customs and approval processing – We take care of all the bureaucratic procedures.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. Which shipbuilding and aviation parts can be transported?
We transport, among other things, aircraft wings, engines, ship engines, fuselage segments and propellers.
2. Which regions do we serve?
We offer heavy-duty transport within Europe as well as to Turkey, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and other regions.
3. What permits are required?
Heavy goods transport requires special permits and often an escort vehicle. We take care of all the formalities.
4. How long does a heavy goods transport take?
The duration depends on the route, permitting procedures and external factors such as weather conditions.