Pre-Flight Aircraft Assessment
A review of the aircraft's condition, equipment, and documentation before departure, so nothing is discovered mid-route.
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Ferry & Delivery Flights
Aircraft ferry & delivery flights, worldwide.
Whether it's a single-engine piston crossing an ocean for the first time or an airliner repositioning between continents, we plan and fly the ferry or delivery flight door to door — so your aircraft arrives safely, on schedule, and fully documented.
Single-Engine to Boeing 737 / Airbus 330
Worldwide Route Planning
Permits & Overflight Handled
Fully Insured Ferry Pilots
What's Included
Everything a Ferry Flight Requires
A ferry or delivery flight is more than just flying the aircraft from A to B. Every engagement includes the planning and coordination that keeps it safe, legal, and on schedule.
Route & Weather Planning
Fuel stops, alternates, and weather windows mapped out in advance, tailored to the aircraft's range and equipment.
Overflight & Landing Permits
Permit applications and regulatory liaison across every country on the route, handled directly by us — see our permit service for more.
Fuel & Ground Handling
Fuel arrangements and ground handling coordinated at every stop, so there's no scrambling on arrival.
Qualified Ferry Pilots
Pilots matched to the aircraft type, with real ferry experience — not just a type rating on paper.
Delivery & Documentation
A full handover on arrival, with logbooks, permits, and flight records in order for you or your next operator.
How It Works
From First Call to Touchdown
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Consultation & Aircraft Review
We discuss the aircraft, the route, and the timeline, and review its equipment and documentation.
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Route, Permit & Fuel Planning
We map the route, secure overflight and landing permits, and arrange fuel and handling at every stop.
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03
Ferry Flight Execution
A qualified ferry pilot flies the aircraft, with weather and routing monitored throughout.
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Delivery & Handover
The aircraft arrives with a complete handover — documentation, logbooks, and a full debrief.
Why Keros Aviation
Flown by Pilots, Not Dispatched by a Desk
Every ferry and delivery flight is planned and flown with input from pilots who have actually done this work — across single-engine pistons, light and mid-size jets, and Boeing 737 and Airbus A330 airliners. That's the difference between a flight plan that looks right on paper and one that holds up over an ocean.
Single-Engine Piston
Boeing 737 & Airbus A330
Worldwide Routes
25,000+
Combined Flight Hours
Common Questions
Ferry & Delivery Flight FAQ
How much does a ferry flight cost?
It depends on the aircraft, the route, fuel stops, and permit requirements — every ferry flight is different. Tell us the aircraft and route and we'll put together a clear quote.
Do you ferry both piston aircraft and jets?
Yes. We handle everything from single-engine pistons to light and mid-size jets and Boeing 737 and Airbus A330 airliners.
Who handles overflight and landing permits?
We do, as a standard part of the ferry service — documentation, scheduling, and regulatory liaison across every country on the route.
Is the aircraft insured during the ferry flight?
Insurance is confirmed as part of planning for every flight — whether that's your existing policy or ferry-specific coverage arranged for the trip. We'll walk through what applies to your aircraft before departure.
How far in advance should I book a ferry flight?
As early as possible, especially for routes crossing multiple countries — permit processing can take time. That said, we've coordinated flights on short notice when needed.
Ready to Move Your Aircraft?
Tell us about the aircraft and the route, and we'll put together a plan and a quote — no obligation to proceed.
Request a Ferry Quote