Challenge Group says ‘Hello, Dolly!’ over in Liège

Securing the smoothest ramp transport imaginable. Image: Challenge Group

Not just any dolly, either. Challenge Group has launched a dolly designed specifically to transport aircraft engines from their offloading point to the aircraft door and vice-versa, without vibration. The group’s innovation includes advanced shock-absorbing cushions to protect sensitive engines against tarmac vibrations. Hailed as an ‘industry benchmark’, the exclusive dolly can carry shipments of up to 13,800 kg, and offers flexible loading options for 16FT X-load, 20FT, and 10FT configurations. Thus, it can transport Trent engines ranging from the 500 to 1000 versions used in Boeing and Airbus models, and is also capable of handling RZX containers (ASML).
David Canavan, Challenge Group COO, stated “This innovative engine dolly significantly enhances our operational capabilities, giving us a distinct edge over the competition. By ensuring the safe and efficient transport of aircraft engines directly from the offloading point to the aircraft door, we not only streamline our processes but also minimize risks associated with warehouse and tarmac vibrations.” Or Zak, Challenge Group CCO, added: “The introduction of our new specialized dolly represents a significant advancement in our logistics operations, reinforcing our commitment to operational excellence. This equipment is designed to ensure the safe and secure handling of aircraft engines. We are dedicated to providing our business partners with a seamless experience, prioritizing both the efficiency and integrity of their valuable cargo every step of the way.”

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