Specialist assessment is essential
Medical and laboratory movements can involve strict packaging, documentation, temperature, biological material and dangerous-goods rules. We do not assume an item can travel on a passenger aircraft; the contents and transport requirements must be reviewed first.
Time-critical life-science movements
Where permitted, an on-board courier may be appropriate for urgent research materials, diagnostic equipment, laboratory components or other eligible items where transit time and controlled custody are important.
Information required
Provide the exact contents description, UN classification if applicable, packaging specification, temperature range, dimensions, weight, value, collection readiness, destination and deadline.
How Direct Carry handles urgent international delivery
Every enquiry is assessed individually. We need the collection location, destination, ready time, absolute deadline, accurate contents description, dimensions, weight, value and any special handling or regulatory requirements. We then assess whether hand carry is suitable and identify the fastest practical routing.
All movements remain subject to airline acceptance, aviation security, customs, export/import rules, destination laws and courier entry requirements.