Flight Case Made-to-measure

Flight cases mean practicality, orderliness, speed, and safety and organistion when loading/unloading and transporting equipment and goods of all kinds.

Flight cases came into being during the 1960s within the ambit of transport of military equipment. During the late 1990s, many other uses were found for flight cases in various technical, artistic and industrial ambits. Thanks to the process of globalization, the development of air transport and the evolution of materials, flight case use emerged in any number of sectors.

The flight cases are designed to provide appropriate protection for the specific item transported (including goods considered hazardous). They also optimize stowage in various means of transport, ranging from trucks, wagons, containers and aeronautic shelters, (in conformity with the ATA300 standard).

The benefits of flight cases are owing to their parallelepiped form and recessed accessories, such as closures, handles and trays. Flight cases are designed to optimize and to fully exploit cargo areas so that no spaces are left unused. Choice of materials for flight cases strictly depends on their intended use and on the means of transport adopted.