Line-down parts
Stamping dies, robot components, sensors and fasteners that halt an assembly line until they arrive.
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A stopped line costs a plant thousands per minute. Aeroinis moves line-down parts, tooling and prototype vehicles by whichever combination wins the clock — charter, next flight out, on-board courier or sealed road — with customs prepared in parallel, not after arrival.
What moves
Practical examples from the corridor — not a guaranteed-acceptance list. Every movement is validated case by case.
Stamping dies, robot components, sensors and fasteners that halt an assembly line until they arrive.
Camouflaged prototypes and homologation vehicles moved discreetly, with carnet paperwork handled.
Heavy, outsize tooling that decides whether the next shift produces or waits.
Volume spikes around SOP dates and recall campaigns, when scheduled freight is full.
How the desk runs it
Questions
Often, yes. Inside roughly 1,500 km a sealed truck driving through the night beats most air options once airport handling is counted. Beyond that, a small freighter or on-board courier is compared against the real arrival time — not the flight time.
Airbag inflators, batteries and paints are DG classes with specific carrier rules. Declare them at the first call: the desk validates acceptance before proposing a method, so the shipment is not rejected at the terminal.
Yes. Aeroinis frequently runs the time-critical leg inside a larger supply chain, handing over to your standard forwarder once the emergency is solved.