Aerxia coordinates aircraft arrival, ramp requirements, fuel, crew, passenger and departure services around one operating schedule.
Coordinate destination requirements around the expected aircraft schedule.
Ramp coordination begins as the aircraft transitions from arrival into ground activity.
Requested ground services remain connected to the planned turnaround.
Fuel coordination is considered together with aircraft and departure timing.
Transportation and people logistics remain connected to the aircraft schedule.
Ground requirements remain aligned through departure.
Prepare the destination and relevant ground requirements around the expected arrival.
Coordinate applicable ramp and aircraft service requirements through local providers.
Keep requested services aligned with the aircraft’s expected ground time.
Maintain a central coordination point as ground requirements develop.
Keep the turnaround connected to the aircraft’s next operating requirement.
Available services and operational arrangements vary by airport and provider. Aerxia coordinates applicable ground requirements around the mission.
Coordinate local aircraft handling requirements at the destination.
Align ramp requirements with arrival and turnaround timing.
Review parking requirements and available local arrangements.
Connect fuel coordination with aircraft and operating schedule.
Coordinate passenger arrival, transfer and onward transportation.
Connect transportation and accommodation requirements with the aircraft schedule.
Coordinate requested catering according to local availability.
Connect applicable customs and immigration arrangements with the international mission.
Keep ground requirements aligned through the next departure.
Aerxia coordinates with relevant local providers according to airport and mission needs.
Where appropriate, available provider options can be reviewed around service, operational fit and commercial considerations.
Keep the operator’s mission requirements connected through one coordination structure.
Maintain visibility as local requirements develop through the aircraft turnaround.
Coordinate fuel requirements around aircraft and departure timing.
↗ 02Keep transportation, hotels and crew logistics connected to the aircraft.
↗ 03Connect arrival and passenger movement to the turnaround.
↗ 04Synchronize vehicle movement with aircraft, crew and passenger timing.
↗ 05Connect ground execution with the complete international mission.
↗Share the airport, aircraft, arrival and departure schedule. We can continue with the specific ground services required by the mission.
Ground handling requirements vary by airport and mission, but may involve aircraft reception, ramp coordination, parking arrangements, fuel, passenger and crew movement, catering and other destination services.
Aerxia coordinates ground handling and related services through applicable local providers according to the airport and mission. The specific service structure depends on the destination.
Start with the airport, aircraft, arrival and departure schedule. Additional information may be needed depending on parking, fuel, passenger, crew or other ground requirements.
Yes. Fuel coordination can be connected with the ground handling request so the requirements remain aligned with aircraft and turnaround timing.
Yes. Ground transportation, crew assistance, passenger services and other destination logistics can be coordinated around the same mission.
No. Facilities, providers, service options, operating conditions and availability vary by airport. The relevant requirements should be reviewed for the specific destination and mission.
