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Air Charter and Special-Load Planning

Zenith Eclipse coordinates air-charter and special-load feasibility when scheduled capacity cannot readily match the cargo or delivery requirement. The review may consider a dedicated charter, part-charter or an acceptable scheduled-aircraft solution, subject to operator and airport confirmation.

Scope and responsibilities

Service scope and requirements

Aircraft selection and loading approval belong with qualified operators and handling specialists. A cargo drawing or indicative aircraft offer is not final loading acceptance.

Air charter and special-load planning: scope to confirm
Scope itemRequirement or agreed coverage
Cargo geometryPacked dimensions, drawings and any permitted disassembly or orientation
Mass informationVerified piece weights, centre of gravity and support requirements
Loading interfaceDoor clearance, loading equipment and operator-reviewed restraint plan
Airport capabilityHandling resources, access, operating hours and relevant restrictions
Special cargoDangerous-goods status, batteries, sensitivity and required declarations
Flight scopeRequested sectors, positioning assumptions and permissible technical stops
Commercial termsOffer validity, included handling and change or cancellation conditions
Delivery interfaceCollection, ground support and receiving arrangements at both ends

Best-fit requirements

When to use this service

Suitable for exceptional industrial units, urgent project components or unusual shipment volumes where the required aircraft capability or timing needs individual assessment.

Execution and deliverables

How the work is coordinated

The cargo file is submitted for operator review before a flight proposal is treated as executable. Handling feasibility at both airports must match the aircraft plan, including any onward road movement. Permits, slots, operating conditions and cargo approvals are addressed through the responsible parties. The final quotation identifies assumptions about positioning, waiting and schedule changes that could affect the total cost.

Prepare your enquiry

Provide drawings, photographs if available, packed dimensions, certified or verified weights, lifting details, cargo classification and shipment window. State whether dimensions can change and whether disassembly is feasible. Include origin and destination access constraints and the person authorized to approve the charter terms.

Discuss your requirements