Abandoned or non-operational aircraft can create safety risks, liability concerns, and space issues.
Our team handles on-site teardown and removal for airports, FBOs, and property owners.
Safe Removal of Abandoned and Non-Operational Aircraft
Abandoned aircraft often sit for extended periods, creating operational, safety, and liability challenges. Our team handles controlled dismantling and removal directly on-site, ensuring the aircraft is safely cleared without unnecessary disruption.
Abandoned aircraft can create serious issues for airports, MROs, FBOs, and property owners. From space constraints and operational interference to safety risks and liability concerns, leaving an aircraft in place is rarely a long-term solution.
We provide abandoned aircraft removal services designed to safely and efficiently clear aircraft that are no longer in use. Each project begins with an evaluation of the aircraft’s condition, location, and accessibility to determine the best approach for dismantling and removal.
In many cases, abandoned aircraft require partial dismantling before they can be removed. Wings, tail sections, and major components are often separated on-site to allow for safe and controlled handling, which is a key part of our aircraft dismantling services.
Our team works directly on-site to manage dismantling, component removal, and final clearance of the aircraft, ensuring the space is restored for operational use.
For projects that fall outside of abandoned or inactive aircraft situations, we also provide full aircraft removal services.
If you’re dealing with an abandoned or non-operational aircraft, we can assess the situation and provide a clear plan for removal.
Each abandoned aircraft situation is different. We evaluate ownership status, aircraft condition, and site access to determine the safest and most effective way to dismantle and remove the aircraft while minimizing disruption to operations.
Step 1: Site and Aircraft Evaluation
We assess the aircraft’s condition, location, and any access or operational constraints.
Step 2: Dismantling and Removal Plan
A plan is developed based on aircraft structure and site requirements, including any necessary teardown before removal.
Step 3: On-Site Dismantling and Clearance
Our team performs controlled dismantling and removes the aircraft safely from the site.
Step 4: Final Site Clearance
Once removed, the area is cleared for continued use or redevelopment.
Note: In some situations, recoverable components or materials may help reduce part of the cost of removal, depending on the aircraft.
Tell us where the aircraft is located and what you’re dealing with. We’ll review the situation and explain how we can handle the removal safely and efficiently.
