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Deadline tool · indicative

Which method lands first? Not what it costs.

Enter the part, the route and the hour it has to be there. We will show you what an on-board courier, a cargo charter and a truck under customs seal would each do with that deadline.

This tool does not calculate price. It compares indicative delivery times for courier, next-flight-out, cargo charter and sealed road against your deadline.

Estimates only. Real timings depend on permits, slots and customs.

We give an hour, not a range. But the hour is confirmed by the desk — never by a calculator.

Straight answers

Asked. Answered.

OBC (on-board courier — someone who flies with the shipment) or cargo charter — which one, when?
OBC wins when the part fits a cabin bag and a scheduled seat leaves sooner than a jet can be positioned. Charter wins when the part is heavy, oversized, or the schedule simply does not go where you need it tonight. The tool above compares both against the road for your exact route.
When does sealed road beat flying?
Inside roughly 1,500 km — or when airport customs would eat the hours the wing saved. A truck under seal drives through the night with transit paperwork prepared in advance: no cargo cut-off, no tarmac queue.
The desk

The tool guesses. We confirm.

Send the part, the origin, the destination and the hour. Within two hours you will have vetted options with a price and a committed time — checked against the actual flight, the actual truck and the actual customs regime.

WhatsApp the desk go@aeroinis.com How the customs regimes work →

This tool produces indicative estimates for planning purposes only. It is not a quotation, an offer, or a commitment to carry. Actual transit times depend on aircraft and courier availability, airport slots, overflight and landing permits, customs clearance, driving-time regulations and weather. Aeroinis Aviation acts as an air charter broker and freight intermediary; all flights are performed by licensed air carriers.

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