Aerospace logistics specialist B&H Worldwide has expanded its aircraft engine transport capabilities with the acquisition of Founders Logistics.
The two companies said the deal would strengthen B&H’s aircraft engine logistics capabilities while Founders would benefit from a wider network, 24/7 operational support, Aircraft on Ground (AOG) response capabilities and engine storage services.
“Together, the two companies will offer customers integrated engine logistics solutions, from collection and handling through to international transportation, storage and final delivery,” they said in a press release.
Customers of both companies will continue working with their existing teams and day-to-day contacts following the deal.
Stuart Allen, chairman of B&H Worldwide, said: “Aircraft engines are among the most valuable and operationally critical assets in aviation.
“Transporting them safely and on time requires specialist expertise, meticulous planning and a highly responsive logistics operation. Founders Logistics has built an outstanding reputation in this specialised field.
“Bringing Founders Logistics into the B&H Worldwide family combines its specialist engine transportation expertise with our global network, 24/7 operations and more than three decades of aerospace logistics experience.
“Together, we are strengthening our ability to deliver comprehensive aircraft engine logistics solutions worldwide.”
Cristhian Contador, president of Founders Logistics, added: “With B&H’s established global network and 24/7 operational capabilities, we can extend our reach and offer customers broader international logistics solutions while retaining the specialist expertise and personalised service they have come to expect from Founders Logistics.”
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