Chapman Freeborn successfully handles delivery of 11-ton switchboard from Jakarta to Sydney

Global air charter experts Chapman Freeborn, a member of Avia Solutions Group, the world’s largest provider of ACMI services, has successfully executed the time-sensitive delivery of an 11-ton electrical switchboard. The outsized cargo, which was transported via charter flight from Jakarta to Sydney , arrived on schedule despite logistical and regulatory hurdles.
Chapman Freeborn’s APAC team was tasked with the urgent transportation of an 11-ton electrical switchboard that is essential for the client’s ongoing operations. The delivery was time-critical with a strict delivery deadline. Chapman Freeborn’s Australia team organized the charter of an IL-76PS, a specialized heavy-lift cargo aircraft, which was originally developed to deliver heavy machinery to remote areas, for the delivery from Jakarta (CGK) to Sydney (SYD).
One complication the Chapman Freeborn team had to deal with was unexpected delays, which occurred multiple times throughout the process. This made it vital to ensure there were no issues during the cargo packing and flight itself. By maintaining strong communication across teams and with the client, Chapman Freeborn ensured the delivery deadline was still met.
Another issue was handling the complex regulatory hurdles for deliveries of this type between Indonesia and Australia. For example, it was challenging to obtain flight permits for this delivery, especially in such a short time period. The Australia office’s seamless coordination and deep expertise in navigating the relevant regulations ensured all permits were acquired on time.
According to Cohen Tarzia, Business Development Manager from Chapman Freeborn Australia, a positive attitude and work ethic were important in ensuring the successful delivery of this outsized cargo.
“Our experienced team navigated the regulatory complexities and handled the unexpected delays with determination and expertise. Their ability to precisely coordinate tasks, together with their tenacity, ensured this critical equipment arrived on schedule. This meant our client could continue the smooth running of their operations and avoid costly delays. This case serves as further proof that Chapman Freeborn is ready to rise to the challenge, especially when deliveries are time-critical, have an outsized load, or feature complex regulatory hurdles,” says Cohen Tarzia, Business Development Manager.
Chapman Freeborn provides air cargo charter services to major corporations, governments, NGOs, relief agencies, and high net-worth individuals. It boasts over 50 years’ experience and offers extensive global coverage thanks to its well-developed network of partners. The company is part of Avia Solutions Group, the world’s largest ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) provider, operating a fleet of 209 aircraft worldwide and the parent company of over 250 subsidiaries. The group offers a wide range of aviation solutions, including MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul), pilot and crew training, ground handling, and other related aviation services. Supported by 14,000 highly skilled aviation professionals, the group operates across 6 continents
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