AIRCRAFT ON GROUND (AOG) LOGISTICS

The fastest route from grounded to airborne

When an aircraft is down for a part, National moves it by the fastest combination there is, hand-carried, next flight out, or a dedicated charter, with a specialist on shift the moment your aircraft isn’t.

A passenger jet ascends through a sunset sky, its dark silhouette contrasted against purple, pink and orange clouds near the horizon.

CERTIFICATIONS & COMPLIANCE

The credentials that keep an urgent part moving

Speed counts for nothing if a part gets held at security or turned back for paperwork. National moves AOG cargo under the certifications that keep it clear.

Four dark-blue circular certification badges (objects) sit linked in a horizontal row (action) on a white background, each containing a small emblem above compact, unreadable label text (context).
IATA emblem presents a simplified globe flanked by stylized horizontal wings, centered above bold uppercase "IATA" lettering on a plain white background.
A stylized circular emblem with outstretched wing shapes sits left of the navy-blue acronyms "IATA | IOSA", presented as a corporate logo on a plain white background.
A featureless black rectangle occupies the frame, covering nearly the entire area; set against a white border, it reveals no discernible shapes, textures, or light sources.
A navy-blue stylized "CNS" logo with a right-pointing chevron sits centered on a plain white background.
Object: stylized globe emblem and bold uppercase "CTPAT" wordmark. Action: displayed together as a corporate logo. Context: arranged horizontally on a clean white background.

Our global network

A desk on shift wherever the aircraft is down

Aircraft go down where they happen to be, not where it’s convenient. National coordinates AOG moves across the Americas, Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, reaching the diversion fields and regional stands far from any hub.

Our industry affliations

Known to the people who keep aircraft flying

The AOG world is small, and it runs on reputation. National Air Cargo holds standing in the aviation and air cargo bodies whose members are the airlines, MROs, and parts suppliers on the other end of an AOG.

Stylized blue globe next to sweeping red-and-blue letters "CTPAT" overlapping it; a dark bar below displays "Customs—Trade Partnership Against Terrorism" and the tagline "Building Partnership — Protecting Freedom."
A silver twin-engine aircraft flies over a waving American flag; set within a circular Department of Defense emblem with a navy border reading "DoD Commercial Airlift Division."
Circular U.S. patch: bald eagle swoops downward clutching red-and-white sensor over a gold wireframe globe on a blue field with red border reading "OPEN SKIES — UNITED STATES OF AMERICA."
Circular seal for U.S. Customs and Border Protection: spread-wing eagle clutching a striped shield beneath a globe and compass, encircled by a blue band reading the agency name and Homeland Security.
A silver twin-engine aircraft flies over a waving American flag; set within a circular Department of Defense emblem with a navy border reading "DoD Commercial Airlift Division."