Protecting luxury cargo in flight

Protecting luxury cargo in flight

When air transporting high-end vehicles, the stakes are high, and the margin for error is closed to zero, especially the high-end luxury sports and limited edition vehicles. Even the slightest mistake can lead to significant financial losses and damage to the reputation of the cargo carriers.   

With the rise in turbulence incidents and the increasing demands of the global market, ensuring the secure transportation of these valuable vehicles has never been more critical. 

“Every day, hundreds of vehicles, including luxury and sports cars, undergo air transportation. Owners of these high-value products demand that their vehicles be transported with the utmost care, ensuring not even a single scratch on the body or alloy wheels,” Brito Daniel, Marketing Manager at AeroNet, explained. 

“A reliable vehicle restraint product is essential for reducing the risk of vehicle movement, safeguarding both the car and the aircraft from potential damage.” 

Professional kit 

Commitment to safety is evident in the design of AeroNet’s Car Restraint Kit, meticulously developed and composed with ETSO-certified components, to provide added security for both carriers and customers while ensuring a user-friendly experience.

“Our kits are engineered for easy installation and uninstallation without risking damage to alloy wheels. To address this, AeroNet has developed a soft pad that covers the wheel and its surroundings, protecting against immediate scratches and damage,” Brito outlined. 

“Our straps can hold up to three and a half tonnes, providing carriers with peace of mind by minimising potential risks during unanticipated turbulence. The adjustable design allows for easy length modifications, making these straps versatile for various sizes and types. Securing these vehicles isn’t just important. It’s essential to prevent costly damage and ensure safe delivery. Without reliable restraint systems, the risk of movement increases, leading to potential harm to both the cargo and the aircraft,” he explained.  

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Anastasiya Simsek

Anastasiya Simsek started her journalism career in 2016 at Ukrainian TV-Channels: 24 Channel and 1+1 Media. Having worked across a number of different sectors, including news, medicine and lifestyle, she joined the Air Cargo Week editorial team in 2024. To share your news and exclusive insights, contact Anastasiya.Simsek@AirCargoWeek.com

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