Aerospace · Road and sea

A $30 million jet engine, door to door

One engine on its transport stand, an oversize road convoy, a sea crossing and a second road leg. One TIP label on the stand and one link to follow it, from the factory yard to the plant.

From
Rolls-Royce factory, Midlands, England
To
Airbus plant, Spain
Cargo
Jet engine on its stand
Value
About $30 million
Transport
Road, sea, road
Labels
One, on the stand

What appeared on the map

  1. Loaded at the factory: the first report from the yard.
  2. Every hour on UK roads, all the way to the port.
  3. Port departure: the last report before boarding, then the expected silence at sea.
  4. Arrival in Spain: the first report from the port.
  5. Road to the plant: across Spain, report by report, to the Airbus gate.
Covered jet engine on its transport stand, secured on a flatbed trailer with a TIP label on the stand
Covered jet engine on its transport stand, secured on a flatbed trailer with a TIP label on the stand
Covered jet engine on its stand seen from behind, on an oversize-convoy trailer in a factory yard
Covered jet engine on its stand seen from behind, on an oversize-convoy trailer in a factory yard

The result for this shipment

Factory gate to plant gate on one link, with only the sea crossing between reports.

The shipper and consignee could follow the recorded journey through one shared tracking link.

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