Achieving Airside Driving Permits (ADP) means the company can now provide secure airside delivery to its airline customers’ engineers for their urgent AOG/routine delivery needs, no longer relying on 3rd party operators.
B&H’s own trucks will now operate daily at New Zealand’s two leading airports for both collections and hand deliveries, guaranteeing that line maintenance engineers receive their AOG and time-critical spares at the point of demand.
B&H Worldwide’s New Zealand Branch Manager, Lee Hedges says: “Having airside access allows us to hand-deliver critically required components directly to line maintenance engineering teams for immediate fitment to the aircraft. As experts in aviation & aerospace logistics, B&H is one of a very few transport organisations to provide final-mile airside transport services for our airline customers and this new access means improved response times for them”.
B&H Worldwide’s forward stocking locations and inventory warehousing hubs are located close to major airports around the globe which perfectly positions the company to handle its customers’ time-sensitive and ad-hoc delivery needs airside.
Auckland and Christchurch join London Heathrow, Melbourne, Singapore and Sydney in the company roster of stations where B&H Worldwide has held airside access for many years.