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Ferry Flight USA

Aircraft Ferry & Delivery Services for Owners, Buyers, Sellers and Aviation Businesses Nationwide

Aircraft need to move for many different reasons.

A buyer just purchased an airplane 1,500 miles from home.

A seller needs an aircraft delivered after closing.

A broker needs an airplane repositioned for a pre-buy inspection.

A maintenance shop has a customer several states away.

A flight school purchased another trainer.

An insurance company needs a repaired aircraft returned to its owner.

A corporate flight department needs supplemental repositioning support.

Different customers.

Different missions.

One common problem:

The Aircraft Is Here. It Needs to Be There.

Ferry Flight USA coordinates professional aircraft ferry, aircraft delivery and repositioning missions throughout the United States for private aircraft owners and organizations throughout the aviation industry.

We support qualifying missions involving aircraft ranging from piston singles and twins to selected turbine and business aircraft.

Whether you need one airplane moved once or your organization needs recurring ferry support, Ferry Flight USA can help coordinate the aircraft, pilot and mission logistics.

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Aircraft Ferry Services for the Aviation Industry

Ferry Flight USA serves a wide range of aircraft owners, businesses and organizations, including:

  • Aircraft Buyers
  • Aircraft Sellers
  • Aircraft Owners
  • Aircraft Brokers
  • Aircraft Dealers
  • Maintenance Shops
  • Avionics Shops
  • Aircraft Paint Shops
  • Flight Schools
  • Flying Clubs
  • Aircraft Management Companies
  • Finance & Leasing Companies
  • Insurance Companies
  • Estates & Trustees
  • Corporate Flight Departments

Each customer has different needs.

That’s why we approach every aircraft movement as its own mission.


Aircraft Buyers

Buy the Right Aircraft — Not Just the Closest One

The used-aircraft market is nationwide.

The airplane that best fits your mission, budget and equipment requirements may be located hundreds or thousands of miles from home.

Ferry Flight USA can help qualifying aircraft buyers with:

  • Newly purchased aircraft delivery
  • Seller-to-buyer delivery
  • Pre-buy inspection repositioning
  • Delivery to maintenance before going home
  • Avionics-shop repositioning
  • Paint-shop repositioning
  • Multi-stage purchase delivery

A transaction does not always have to look like:

Seller → Buyer

It may instead be:

Seller → Pre-Buy Facility → Buyer

or:

Seller → Engine Shop → Buyer

or:

Seller → Avionics Shop → Buyer

Professional aircraft ferry service helps remove geography from the purchase decision.

AIRCRAFT BUYERS


Aircraft Sellers

Make Nationwide Aircraft Sales Easier

Selling an aircraft to a buyer across the country creates an immediate question:

How is the airplane getting to the buyer?

The buyer may:

  • Not yet meet insurance requirements
  • Lack make/model experience
  • Need transition training
  • Have limited time
  • Prefer professional delivery

Ferry Flight USA can coordinate qualifying aircraft delivery after the aircraft transaction is complete.

Potential missions include:

Seller → Buyer

Seller → Buyer’s Maintenance Facility

Seller → Avionics Shop → Buyer

Seller → Training Facility → Buyer

Professional delivery can help create a smoother transaction for both sides.

AIRCRAFT SELLERS


Aircraft Owners

When Your Aircraft Needs to Go Somewhere and You Don’t Have Time to Take It

Aircraft owners need ferry services for much more than buying and selling airplanes.

Your aircraft may need to move for:

  • Annual inspection
  • Engine overhaul
  • Engine repair
  • Avionics work
  • Aircraft paint
  • Interior refurbishment
  • Propeller service
  • Specialty maintenance
  • Seasonal relocation
  • Hangar relocation
  • Base change
  • General repositioning

Instead of spending an entire day—or several days—moving the aircraft yourself, Ferry Flight USA can coordinate a qualifying ferry pilot.

For maintenance projects, we can also evaluate return delivery once the aircraft is ready.

AIRCRAFT OWNERS


Aircraft Brokers

Aircraft Transportation Throughout the Transaction

Aircraft brokers operate in a nationwide marketplace.

The aircraft itself may need to move several times between listing and final delivery.

Ferry Flight USA can support qualifying broker missions involving:

  • Pre-buy inspection repositioning
  • Maintenance positioning
  • Engine-shop movement
  • Avionics-shop movement
  • Buyer delivery
  • Seller repositioning
  • Inventory movement
  • Closing-related aircraft delivery

A broker may coordinate:

Seller → Independent Pre-Buy → Buyer

or:

Seller → Pre-Buy → Maintenance → Buyer

Ferry Flight USA helps handle the aircraft transportation while the broker focuses on the transaction.

AIRCRAFT BROKERS


Aircraft Dealers

Inventory Movement, Trade-Ins & Customer Delivery

Aircraft dealers may need airplanes repositioned constantly.

Potential missions include:

  • Newly acquired inventory
  • Trade-ins
  • Auction purchases
  • Dealer-to-dealer transfers
  • Maintenance positioning
  • Paint
  • Avionics
  • Pre-sale refurbishment
  • Customer delivery

Instead of sending sales personnel or internal pilots on every repositioning mission, dealers can use Ferry Flight USA as an aircraft transportation resource.

Potential routes include:

Seller → Dealer

Dealer → Maintenance

Dealer → Buyer

Trade-In Location → Dealer

AIRCRAFT DEALERS


Maintenance Shops

Help Customers Get Their Aircraft to Your Facility

A respected aircraft maintenance shop can attract customers from far outside its immediate airport.

But customers often ask:

“How do I get my airplane to you?”

Ferry Flight USA can help qualifying maintenance facilities provide an aircraft transportation solution.

Potential missions include:

  • Annual inspections
  • Engine work
  • Structural maintenance
  • Landing-gear maintenance
  • Troubleshooting
  • Corrosion repair
  • Specialty maintenance
  • Return delivery

The process can become:

Customer Airport → Maintenance Facility → Customer Airport

Your mechanics stay focused on maintenance.

Ferry Flight USA helps coordinate the aircraft movement.

MAINTENANCE SHOPS


Avionics Shops

Expand Your Avionics Service Area

Aircraft owners frequently travel long distances for specialized avionics work.

Projects may include:

  • Full glass-panel upgrades
  • GPS installation
  • Autopilot installation
  • ADS-B
  • Transponders
  • Engine monitors
  • Radios
  • Audio panels
  • Electrical troubleshooting
  • Avionics repair

Ferry Flight USA can coordinate qualifying pickup and return delivery for customers using your facility.

That gives avionics shops another answer when a customer says:

“I want to use your shop, but you’re 800 miles away.”

AVIONICS SHOPS


Aircraft Paint Shops

Pickup & Return Delivery for Paint Customers

Aircraft paint and restoration shops often attract customers from across the country.

Owners may select a facility because of:

  • Reputation
  • Quality
  • Aircraft experience
  • Custom design
  • Restoration capabilities
  • Corrosion expertise

Ferry Flight USA can coordinate qualifying transportation:

Customer Airport → Paint Facility

and later:

Paint Facility → Customer Airport

Projects may include:

  • Complete repaint
  • Strip and repaint
  • Exterior restoration
  • Custom graphics
  • Fleet branding
  • Corrosion treatment
  • Pre-sale refurbishment

AIRCRAFT PAINT SHOPS


Flight Schools

Keep Your CFIs Teaching

Flight-school fleets constantly need repositioning.

Potential missions include:

  • Newly purchased aircraft
  • Aircraft sales
  • Annual inspections
  • 100-hour inspections
  • Engine work
  • Avionics upgrades
  • Fleet transfers
  • New training locations
  • Base changes

Sending a flight instructor on a multi-day ferry trip can mean:

  • Cancelled lessons
  • Reduced instructor availability
  • Lost training revenue

Ferry Flight USA can coordinate qualifying aircraft repositioning while your CFIs remain focused on students.

FLIGHT SCHOOLS


Flying Clubs

Professional Transportation for Club Aircraft

Flying clubs and aircraft co-ops may need airplanes moved for:

  • Annual inspections
  • Engine work
  • Avionics
  • Paint
  • Fleet acquisitions
  • Aircraft sales
  • Seasonal relocation
  • Base changes

A club member or instructor may be able to handle a short trip.

But longer missions may require:

  • Commercial airline travel
  • Rental cars
  • Hotels
  • Multiple days

Ferry Flight USA gives flying clubs another option.

FLYING CLUBS


Aircraft Management Companies

Repositioning Support for Managed Aircraft

Aircraft management companies coordinate:

  • Crew
  • Maintenance
  • Scheduling
  • Ownership requirements
  • Hangaring
  • Insurance
  • Operational logistics

Aircraft occasionally need to move outside the normal crew schedule.

Potential missions include:

  • Maintenance repositioning
  • Acquisition delivery
  • Sale delivery
  • Fleet transfer
  • Base relocation
  • Seasonal repositioning
  • Aircraft recovery

Ferry Flight USA can provide supplemental ferry support for qualifying managed aircraft.

AIRCRAFT MANAGEMENT COMPANIES


Finance & Leasing Companies

Aircraft Asset Repositioning

Aircraft lenders and leasing organizations may need aircraft moved throughout the asset lifecycle.

Potential missions can include:

  • Lease commencement
  • Lease return
  • Inspection positioning
  • Maintenance positioning
  • Storage relocation
  • Remarketing
  • Buyer delivery
  • Properly authorized asset repositioning

Potential routes may include:

Operator → Inspection Facility

Operator → Maintenance

Lease Return → Storage

Storage → Buyer

Lessor → New Lessee

Ferry Flight USA coordinates aircraft transportation for qualifying, properly authorized missions.

We do not determine ownership rights, repossession authority or legal entitlement to aircraft possession.

FINANCE & LEASING COMPANIES


Insurance Companies

Claims-Related Aircraft Repositioning & Post-Repair Delivery

Aircraft claims can happen anywhere.

After evaluation or repair, an aircraft may need to move between:

  • Loss location
  • Repair facility
  • Specialty maintenance facility
  • Storage
  • Owner’s airport

Potential insurance-related missions include:

  • Post-repair return delivery
  • Repair-facility repositioning
  • Aircraft recovery
  • Weather-damage repositioning
  • Maintenance transportation
  • AOG recovery

Aircraft condition and authorization requirements must be addressed before movement.

When an aircraft cannot complete a normal flight, additional maintenance or an FAA Special Flight Permit may be required.

INSURANCE COMPANIES


Estates & Trustees

Aircraft Transportation During Estate & Trust Administration

Aircraft can become part of:

  • Estates
  • Trusts
  • Probate
  • Family asset transfers
  • Business succession
  • Asset liquidation

An executor, trustee or family representative may need an airplane moved even when they have limited aviation experience.

Potential missions can include:

  • Aircraft to maintenance
  • Aircraft to inspection
  • Aircraft to storage
  • Aircraft to broker
  • Aircraft to dealer
  • Aircraft to buyer
  • Aircraft to beneficiary

Ferry Flight USA can coordinate qualifying aircraft movement once an appropriately authorized party confirms authority to move the aircraft.

We do not determine:

  • Legal title
  • Probate authority
  • Trustee authority
  • Ownership disputes

Those matters must be resolved before aircraft movement.

ESTATES & TRUSTEES


Corporate Flight Departments

Supplemental Aircraft Repositioning & Crew Support

Corporate flight departments sometimes need additional repositioning resources.

Potential missions can include:

  • Maintenance positioning
  • Acquisition delivery
  • Aircraft sale
  • Fleet transfer
  • Base repositioning
  • Return from maintenance
  • Supplemental crew support

Selected business-aircraft missions can require:

  • Type-rated pilots
  • Two-pilot crews
  • Time in type
  • Recurrent training
  • Simulator currency
  • Company approval
  • Insurance approval

Ferry Flight USA evaluates qualifying corporate missions based on the exact aircraft and crew requirements.

CORPORATE FLIGHT DEPARTMENTS


One Ferry Company — Many Aircraft Movement Problems

Our customers may be different, but their fundamental need is often the same.

Aircraft Buyer

Get my new airplane home.

Aircraft Seller

Get the airplane to the buyer.

Aircraft Owner

Get my aircraft to maintenance.

Broker

Move the airplane through the transaction.

Dealer

Move inventory or customer aircraft.

Maintenance Shop

Help my customer get the aircraft here.

Flight School

Move the airplane without losing a CFI for several days.

Finance Company

Reposition the asset.

Insurance Company

Move the aircraft after evaluation or repair.

Corporate Flight Department

Provide supplemental repositioning support.

Ferry Flight USA is designed to help solve those aircraft transportation problems.


Aircraft We Ferry

Qualifying Ferry Flight USA missions can include a broad range of aircraft.

Piston Singles

Potential aircraft include:

  • Cessna
  • Piper
  • Cirrus
  • Beechcraft
  • Mooney
  • Diamond
  • Grumman
  • Tecnam
  • Maule
  • American Champion
  • Other qualifying aircraft

PISTON SINGLE AIRCRAFT FERRY SERVICES

Piston Twins

Potential aircraft include:

  • Beechcraft Baron
  • Piper Seminole
  • Piper Seneca
  • Piper Apache
  • Piper Aztec
  • Piper Twin Comanche
  • Cessna twins
  • Diamond twins
  • Aerostar

PISTON TWIN AIRCRAFT FERRY SERVICES

Selected Turbine & Business Aircraft

Selected turboprop, light-jet and midsize business-aircraft missions can also be evaluated based on:

  • Aircraft
  • Type ratings
  • Crew requirements
  • Recurrent training
  • Insurance
  • Pilot availability

Aircraft-Specific Pilot Matching

Different customers may need different services.

But one principle remains the same:

The Right Pilot for the Right Aircraft and the Right Mission.

Pilot matching can consider:

  • Pilot certificate
  • Ratings
  • Endorsements
  • Total time
  • PIC time
  • Make/model experience
  • Complex experience
  • High-performance experience
  • Tailwheel experience
  • Multi-engine time
  • Pressurization experience
  • Turbine experience
  • Type ratings
  • Recurrent training
  • Insurance requirements
  • Mission complexity

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FERRY PILOT REQUIREMENTS


Insurance Requirements Matter

Aircraft insurance can establish pilot requirements beyond basic FAA qualifications.

Requirements may involve:

  • Total time
  • Make/model time
  • Multi-engine time
  • Retractable-gear experience
  • Tailwheel experience
  • Turbine time
  • Time in type
  • Recurrent training
  • Named-pilot approval

That means a pilot can be legally qualified to operate an aircraft without necessarily satisfying the owner’s insurance policy.

Insurance requirements should be addressed before pilot dispatch whenever applicable.

AIRCRAFT INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS


Nationwide Aircraft Ferry Service

Ferry Flight USA is based at:

Orlando-Apopka Airport (X04)
Apopka, Florida

But our service is nationwide.

Your aircraft does not need to come through Orlando.

A pilot can be coordinated to pick the aircraft up from its current location and deliver it directly to the required destination.

Qualifying missions can originate or terminate throughout:

  • Florida
  • Southeast
  • Northeast
  • Midwest
  • Texas
  • Southwest
  • Mountain West
  • West Coast
  • Alaska
  • Other U.S. markets

NATIONWIDE AIRCRAFT FERRY


Regional & Coast-to-Coast Delivery

Some ferry missions cover only a few hundred miles.

Others cross the entire country.

Potential routes may include:

Florida → California

California → Florida

Texas → Northeast

Arizona → Southeast

Midwest → Florida

Mountain West → East Coast

Aircraft speed, fuel capacity, weather, terrain and pilot requirements determine how each mission is planned.

POPULAR FERRY ROUTES


Complete Aircraft Ferry Coordination

Depending on the mission, Ferry Flight USA can help coordinate:

Pilot Matching

Identify an appropriately qualified available pilot or crew.

Pilot Positioning

Coordinate travel to the aircraft.

Aircraft Pickup

Coordinate with the authorized party at the departure airport.

Flight Planning

Route, weather, fuel and airport planning are handled by the assigned pilot.

Mission Updates

Keep the appropriate customer informed about meaningful progress or changes.

Destination Coordination

Establish receiving instructions.

Final Aircraft Handoff

Complete the delivery at the destination.

HOW IT WORKS


Aircraft Pickup From Sellers, Shops & Other Third Parties

The customer does not always need to be present.

Aircraft pickup may be coordinated with an authorized:

  • Seller
  • Broker
  • Dealer
  • Maintenance facility
  • Avionics shop
  • Paint facility
  • FBO
  • Aircraft manager
  • Flight school
  • Corporate operator

Before pilot travel, we want clear information about:

  • Aircraft location
  • Keys
  • Airport access
  • Local contact
  • Fuel
  • Aircraft condition
  • Known discrepancies

AIRCRAFT PRE-DELIVERY CHECKLIST


Multi-Stage Aircraft Ferry Missions

Some aircraft need to visit several locations.

For example:

Aircraft Buyer

Seller → Pre-Buy → Engine Shop → Buyer

Aircraft Dealer

Trade-In → Annual Inspection → Dealer

Aircraft Owner

Home → Paint Shop → Home

Finance Company

Operator → Inspection → Storage

Insurance Company

Repair Facility → Owner

Flight School

Seller → Maintenance → School

Ferry Flight USA can evaluate qualifying multi-stage repositioning rather than treating every leg as a completely unrelated transportation problem.


Recurring Aircraft Ferry Support

Some organizations need more than one ferry flight.

You may need aircraft moved:

  • Throughout the year
  • Whenever an aircraft sells
  • Whenever a new aircraft is purchased
  • Whenever maintenance is scheduled
  • Whenever fleet requirements change

Potential recurring partners include:

  • Aircraft brokers
  • Dealers
  • Flight schools
  • Flying clubs
  • Maintenance shops
  • Avionics shops
  • Paint shops
  • Aircraft management companies
  • Finance and leasing companies
  • Insurance companies
  • Corporate flight departments

If your organization regularly needs aircraft moved, Ferry Flight USA can discuss an ongoing working relationship.

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Why Ferry Flight USA?

Aircraft ferry service should involve more than finding someone willing to fly the airplane.

Our approach focuses on:

Nationwide Service

Qualifying aircraft ferry and delivery missions throughout the United States.

Aircraft-Specific Pilot Matching

The pilot should fit the actual aircraft and mission.

Insurance Awareness

Applicable pilot insurance requirements can be considered during pilot matching.

Complete Mission Coordination

Pickup, pilot travel, destination instructions and broader logistics can be coordinated.

Weather Flexibility

Operational conditions take priority over arbitrary delivery deadlines.

Communication

Appropriate mission updates keep customers informed.

Professional Aircraft Handoff

The mission should end with an organized delivery.

WHY FERRY FLIGHT USA


Who We Serve FAQ

Who uses aircraft ferry services?

Aircraft ferry services are used by aircraft owners, buyers, sellers, brokers, dealers, flight schools, flying clubs, maintenance facilities, aircraft management companies, lenders, lessors, insurance organizations, estates, trustees and corporate flight departments.

Does Ferry Flight USA work with private aircraft owners?

Yes. Private aircraft owners use ferry services for purchases, sales, maintenance, relocation and other qualifying aircraft movements.

Do you deliver newly purchased aircraft?

Yes. Purchase delivery is one of the primary aircraft ferry services Ferry Flight USA coordinates.

Do you work directly with aircraft brokers?

Yes. Qualifying broker missions can include pre-buy repositioning, maintenance movement and buyer delivery.

Do you work with aircraft dealers?

Yes. Ferry Flight USA can coordinate qualifying inventory, trade-in, maintenance and customer-delivery flights.

Can maintenance shops use Ferry Flight USA?

Yes. Maintenance facilities can use professional ferry support to help customers get aircraft to and from their shop.

Can avionics shops use Ferry Flight USA?

Yes. Qualifying aircraft can be transported for avionics installation, repair and troubleshooting.

Can paint shops use Ferry Flight USA?

Yes. Aircraft paint and restoration facilities can discuss customer pickup and return delivery.

Do you work with flight schools?

Yes. Ferry Flight USA can coordinate qualifying aircraft acquisitions, maintenance trips, sales and fleet transfers.

Do you work with flying clubs?

Yes. Qualifying club aircraft can be repositioned for maintenance, purchases, sales and fleet changes.

Do you work with finance and leasing companies?

Yes. Properly authorized qualifying aircraft repositioning for finance and leasing organizations can be evaluated.

Do you work with insurance companies?

Yes. Qualifying claims-related, post-repair and aircraft recovery missions can be evaluated.

Can you move an aircraft for an estate or trust?

Potentially. The appropriate authorized party must establish authority to move the aircraft before the mission.

Do you support corporate flight departments?

Yes. Selected corporate and business-aircraft repositioning missions can be evaluated based on aircraft, crew and insurance requirements.

Do you move piston singles?

Yes. Qualifying piston singles represent a major portion of general aviation ferry missions.

Do you move piston twins?

Yes. Qualifying piston twins can be matched with appropriately rated and experienced pilots.

Do you move business aircraft?

Selected turboprop, light-jet and midsize business-aircraft missions can be evaluated individually.

Does Ferry Flight USA operate nationwide?

Yes. Ferry Flight USA coordinates qualifying aircraft ferry missions throughout the United States.

Does my aircraft need to come to Orlando?

No. Ferry Flight USA is based at Orlando-Apopka Airport, but the aircraft can be picked up from its current location and delivered directly to its destination.

Can my company establish an ongoing ferry relationship?

Yes. Aviation businesses with recurring aircraft transportation needs can contact Ferry Flight USA to discuss recurring ferry support.

How do I request an aircraft ferry?

Provide:

  • Aircraft make/model
  • N-number
  • Current airport
  • Destination airport
  • Aircraft condition
  • Desired timing
  • Insurance requirements if known

and Ferry Flight USA can evaluate the mission.


Who Can We Help?

Aircraft Buyers

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Maintenance Shops

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Aircraft Paint Shops

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Flight Schools

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Flying Clubs

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Estates & Trustees

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Corporate Flight Departments

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Need an Aircraft Moved?

Whether you’re an individual owner moving one airplane or an aviation organization managing aircraft throughout the country, getting started is simple.

Tell us:

What Aircraft Is It?

Make
Model
N-number

Where Is It?

Current airport

Where Does It Need to Go?

Destination airport

Why Is It Moving?

Purchase
Sale
Maintenance
Inspection
Fleet repositioning
Lease return
Insurance claim
Other

When Does It Need to Move?

Desired timeframe

Ferry Flight USA can then evaluate:

  • Pilot requirements
  • Aircraft-specific experience
  • Insurance requirements
  • Pilot availability
  • Route
  • Mission logistics
  • Estimated ferry cost

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Aircraft Owners • Buyers • Sellers • Brokers • Dealers • Aviation Businesses • Nationwide Service

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Ferry Flight USA

Aircraft Ferry • Aircraft Delivery • Aircraft Repositioning • Nationwide Service

Ferry Flight USA coordinates qualifying aircraft ferry and repositioning missions. We do not determine legal ownership, repossession authority, trustee authority, insurance coverage, aircraft airworthiness or maintenance return-to-service status through the ferry service. Mission acceptance remains subject to proper authorization, aircraft condition, applicable regulations, pilot qualifications, insurance requirements, crew availability, weather and mission requirements.