Air freight
Scheduled, charter and time-definite air movements. We plan routings, secure capacity on regulated cargo lanes, and prepare documentation for shipments that include IATA-classified dangerous goods.
EST. logistics counsel · Exeter, Devon · Worldwide reach
GO Logistic Solutions provides defence-adjacent and high-consequence freight management across air, sea and road. Built on thirty-five years inside military logistics, we plan, coordinate and clear cargo where compliance, timing and discretion are non-negotiable.
Heavy air cargo
GO Logistic Solutions plans air movements around the load, not just the lane: aircraft access, ramp geometry, ground handling, documentation and destination constraints are considered before a request for quote is released.
Capabilities
Each engagement is run by an experienced logistician who owns the brief from quotation through to final delivery. No handoffs, no diluted responsibility.
Scheduled, charter and time-definite air movements. We plan routings, secure capacity on regulated cargo lanes, and prepare documentation for shipments that include IATA-classified dangerous goods.
FCL, LCL, breakbulk and project cargo. Booking, port handling, IMDG-compliant dangerous-goods preparation and documentation across container and conventional tonnage.
UK and cross-Channel road operations including ADR-regulated loads. Suitable vehicle and operator selection, route assessment and customs interface for groupage, part-loads and full loads.
Dangerous goods planned and declared against IATA, IMDG and ADR — with practical experience in Class 1 explosive materials and items. See detail →
Multi-leg, multi-mode programmes coordinated as a single workstream — equipment moves, exhibition freight, exercise support and deployment-style logistics where milestones and reporting matter.
A working network of agents, carriers and forwarders across principal trade lanes, chosen for their performance on demanding consignments rather than headline rates.
Independent advice for shippers and buyers — tender evaluation, mode and routing review, compliance posture, and competitive RFQ preparation against complex specifications.
Hazardous goods · Classes 1–9
We plan and move dangerous goods across all nine UN hazard classes, certified with IATA, IMDG and ADR regulations for air, sea and road respectively. Our practical experience extends to Class 1 explosive materials and items, where competent classification, segregation and documentation are not negotiable.
Movements of Class 1 articles and substances demand more than a correctly completed declaration. Compatibility groups, net explosive quantity, segregation tables, suitable conveyances, approved packaging and the right operator on the right route all have to align before a movement is viable.
We bring direct, hands-on knowledge of moving Class 1 consignments and use it to size up feasibility early — so a shipper knows what is sensible, what is permitted, and what is not, before commercial commitments are made.
Classification and compatibility-group review against the relevant code.
Approved packaging, marking and labelling appropriate to the mode.
Routing, carrier and vehicle/aircraft/vessel suitability for the consignment.
Documentation — shipper's declarations, transport documents and supporting paperwork.
Substances and articles with an explosive hazard, including compatibility-group considerations.
Flammable, non-flammable non-toxic and toxic gases under pressure or refrigerated.
Liquids, mixtures and solutions giving off flammable vapours.
Including substances liable to spontaneous combustion and those dangerous when wet.
Substances that yield oxygen or are themselves thermally unstable.
Toxic substances and infectious substances handled to the relevant packing instructions.
Coordinated against the applicable transport regulations and consignor responsibilities.
Substances causing damage to living tissue or materially affecting other cargo.
Including lithium batteries, magnetised material, environmentally hazardous substances and elevated-temperature cargo.
Certified with IATA, IMDG and ADR regulations. Where a consignment requires additional permits, end-user assurances or export licensing, we flag the requirement at quotation stage rather than mid-shipment.
Regulatory posture
Specialist freight lives or dies on documentation. Our consignments are planned and declared against the regimes that govern each mode, with the classification, packaging, marking and paperwork prepared in line with the relevant code.
All declarations are made by appropriately qualified personnel for the mode in question. Where a movement requires additional permits, end-user assurances or export licensing, we identify the requirement at quotation stage rather than mid-shipment.
Classification, packaging, marking and shipper's declarations prepared in line with the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations for air movements.
Documentation, segregation and stowage advice prepared in line with the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code for ocean shipments.
Loads planned in line with the European Agreement concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road, including vehicle and driver suitability.
Operations
Movements are managed from Exeter, Devon and coordinated through a working network of agents and carriers along principal trade lanes — chosen and retained on performance.
Daily road and short-sea options across the Channel and into continental Europe, with established cross-border customs handling.
Long-running agent relationships supporting air and sea movements into the Gulf, with experience of restricted and time-critical cargo.
Routings via principal hubs in South-East and East Asia for both consolidated and project-scale freight.
Selective coverage where reliable handling counts more than scale — coordinated through known agents on agreed lanes.
Transatlantic and onward connections via established forwarder partners for shipments requiring documented chain-of-custody.
Request for quotation · Consultancy
Whether you have a defined shipment with a deadline, or a sourcing question that wants an independent view before it becomes a tender, the right starting point is a short written brief. We respond with a route, a price, and the assumptions behind both.
Contact
Enquiries are handled personally. Written briefs receive a written response — useful for audit trails and tender files.
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Thirty-five years of military logistics experience.
Air, sea and road — worldwide.
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Practical experience moving Class 1 explosive materials and items.
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