Aircraft on ground
Call. Do not wait on a form.
An aircraft on ground is not a routine request. It gets a phone call, a direct answer and our full attention until the part is moving.
What counts as AOG
Call, do not fill in a form
What to have ready on the first call
- 1Aircraft tail number
- 2Aircraft model
- 3Part number and description
- 4Quantity needed
- 5Airport or location where the aircraft is grounded
- 6A direct contact reachable at any hour
- 7Which conditions are acceptable
What to expect from us
Immediate confirmation
You get an answer on the same call, not a promise to get back to you later.
Sourcing in parallel
We check our network for every matching or alternate part number at once, not one supplier at a time.
Updates even without news
If nothing has changed in an hour, you still hear from us, so you are never guessing where things stand.
Real lead times, not optimistic ones
We tell you what shipping and clearance realistically take. An honest answer today beats a missed promise tomorrow.
A note on fees
AOG handling can carry an additional fee, and expedited or weekend freight often costs more than routine shipping. Any such cost is stated before you commit, never added after the fact.
Coverage
AOG requests are answered seven days a week, including outside normal business hours.
What is AOG and how do I request AOG support?
Is AOG support available outside normal business hours?
Aircraft on ground now
Call the AOG line.
An additional fee may apply to AOG requests.