
Shock and tilt indicators
Where required by the shipper, indicators can show whether a package or item has experienced a shock or tilt beyond a defined threshold. Their presence calls for particular care at every handling stage.
Aerospace, space and defence flows may involve technical parts, prototypes, high-value equipment or particularly tight deadlines. Each requirement needs a precise review before transport is confirmed.
We consider the goods, packaging, urgency, handling conditions, site access and any specific requirements communicated by the customer.


AOG · Aircraft on Ground
In aviation, some shipments become especially critical when an aircraft is grounded while waiting for a part, component or piece of equipment required for its return to service. This situation, commonly referred to as AOG — Aircraft on Ground — can disrupt airline operations, maintenance activity and flight schedules.
When an airline, maintenance centre, equipment manufacturer or other aerospace operator entrusts us with this type of requirement, Drivet Transport International reviews an organisation suited to the real level of urgency: rapid collection of the part, express or dedicated transport where feasible, coordination between the parties involved and shipment follow-up through to the maintenance or operating site.
In this context, punctuality, responsiveness and the quality of the information shared are essential. The objective is not simply to move an aerospace part from A to B, but to help minimise aircraft downtime by securing each stage of the transport and maintaining clear communication throughout the operation.
Sensitive & high-value equipment
In aerospace, some shipments can be especially sensitive to shock, vibration, tilting or repeated handling: antennas, electronic assemblies, communication equipment, technical parts, prototypes or components intended for aviation, space or defence programmes. Their transport therefore requires more preparation than a standard shipment.
For certain equipment, the shipper may use shock or tilt indicators to identify whether a package or component has been subjected to an event beyond a defined threshold during handling or transport. These devices do not replace suitable packaging and securing, but they can reinforce traceability where the integrity of the equipment must be preserved through to delivery.
Drivet Transport International reviews the transport organisation according to the fragility of the goods, packaging, dimensions, loading and unloading resources and the sensitivity of the requirement. Depending on the shipment, it may be appropriate to reduce transhipments, use a dedicated vehicle and coordinate each stage carefully in order to limit unnecessary handling.

Where required by the shipper, indicators can show whether a package or item has experienced a shock or tilt beyond a defined threshold. Their presence calls for particular care at every handling stage.

Technical crates, cushioning, dedicated supports and securing points must be suited to the fragility, weight and geometry of the equipment to prevent unnecessary movement or stress during transit.

Cranes, forklifts, tail lifts or other handling equipment must be anticipated with the collection and delivery sites. Reducing transhipments can also help limit handling of sensitive equipment.

For high-value or particularly sensitive equipment, a dedicated vehicle can be reviewed to provide greater control over routing, stops, timings and operational follow-up through to the consignee.
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Yes, subject to feasibility. When an aircraft is grounded while waiting for a part or piece of equipment, Drivet Transport International can review an express or dedicated solution according to the urgency, collection point, maintenance site, dimensions and required delivery time.
AOG means Aircraft on Ground. It describes a situation in which an aircraft remains grounded, for example while waiting for a part, component or intervention required for its return to service. The related shipment may therefore require a particularly responsive organisation and close follow-up.
A dedicated vehicle can be reviewed when the value, fragility, dimensions or urgency of the equipment justify it. This can help reduce transhipments, intermediate handling and unnecessary stops during the journey.
When the customer uses shock or tilt indicators, this should be stated before transport. Their presence requires particular attention to packaging, load securing, handling and any possible transhipment in order to reduce the risk of impact, tipping or excessive stress on the equipment.
Yes, subject to feasibility. Dimensions, weight, centre of gravity, packaging, handling resources, securing points and loading or unloading constraints must be reviewed before the transport organisation is confirmed.
Yes, when a roof-opening curtain-sided vehicle is suitable for the equipment and the site has the necessary lifting resources. Feasibility depends on the cargo dimensions, weight, lifting points, vehicle configuration and safety conditions at collection and delivery sites.
Confidentiality requirements, site-access rules, personnel identification or documentation requirements should be communicated from the outset. Drivet Transport International can then review an appropriate organisation, while any regulatory or contractual requirements remain subject to case-by-case validation.
Yes, subject to feasibility. Dimensions, weight, handling, load securing, vehicle type and route are reviewed to determine whether standard road transport, a flatbed, a specific vehicle or abnormal-load transport is required.
Yes, subject to feasibility. Transport of parts, components, tooling or equipment can be reviewed in France and on various European routes, with an organisation adapted to deadlines, dimensions, site access and the constraints of the locations involved.
Follow-up is adapted to the transport mode and the criticality of the shipment. Relevant information regarding collection, progress, any operational issues and delivery is communicated to maintain clear visibility throughout the operation, particularly for urgent or dedicated transport.
Transport request
Do you have an urgent, sensitive or high-value aerospace transport requirement? Send us the addresses, deadlines, dimensions, weight, packaging and handling constraints so that we can review a suitable solution.