Ferry operations
General aviation aircraft ferry services
We move the aircraft, not passengers. Each ferry flight is planned around the specific airframe, its origin, and its destination, with documentation verified before departure.
Pre-purchase relocations
Moving an aircraft to its new owner
When a sale is agreed, the aircraft must reach the buyer's airfield. We coordinate the ferry flight between the seller's location and the buyer's chosen base, including route, fuel stops, and handover timing.
Scheduled depot maintenance
Transit to and from maintenance facilities
Aircraft travelling to a maintenance depot or returning to service are flown as planned transits. We align departure and arrival with the facility's schedule and confirm the aircraft's status at each end.
Repositioning flights
Repositioning between operating bases
Operators relocating an aircraft between bases use dedicated ferry flights. Each repositioning is scoped to the airframe type, the planned stops, and the destination airfield requirements.
Single-engine, multi-engine, and turboprop airframes
Operations are tailored to single-engine, multi-engine, and turboprop general aviation airframes, with the route and planning adjusted to each type.
Before departure
Pre-ferry verification
Every ferry flight begins with documentation review. The items below are checked before a route is confirmed.
Maintenance release status
Confirmation of the aircraft's current maintenance release status, so the flight is planned only once the airframe is cleared to fly.
Registration
Review of the aircraft's registration and the documents that accompany the ferry flight, checked against the airframe before departure.
Airframe log verification
Verification of airframe logbooks and fuel planning for each stop, so the route reflects the aircraft's documented condition.