Solihull based integrated logistics provider OnLogistics has been chosen as the new UK core sorting station for the leading global core management service in the automotive aftermarket, CoremanNet. The new sorting station meets the increasing demand in UK for a simple and fast reverse logistics solution offering the capacity…
Tag: aerospace
Integrated Logistics Provider OnLogistics adds Karl Northall to the Team as Regional Contracts Manager
Integrated logistics company OnLogistics has appointed Karl Northall as Regional Contracts Manager supporting their aerospace client sites. Karl has over 35 years of operational management experience managing a variety of teams and multiple sites across the UK. Through vast experience of key account management within operations, compliance and engineering solutions, coupled with his varied background encompassing supply chain…
OnLogistics and B&H Worldwide form joint venture to provide a unique integrated supply-chain management solution
B&H Worldwide, the multi-award-winning aerospace logistics provider and OnLogistics, a leading supply chain integrator have joined forces to provide a unique integrated supply-chain management solution enabling aerospace businesses to prioritise and focus on their core activity. OnLogistics is a UK-headquartered aerospace, defence & engineering logistics specialist providing a range of…
How do you Package & Deliver a 480kilo, 2m high aircraft test equipment from the U.K to the United States?
As an Aerospace logistics specialist, OnLogistics is often tasked with transporting large, heavy and ‘abnormal’ loads that are of very high value – our Operations Director, Dean Bennett gives an insight as to why OnLogistics is the trusted Logistics partner of international manufacturers. How did OnLogistics help the client? Firstly,…
Aeroelastic wing technology takes off
Researchers in Germany ran trial flights with aircrafts fitted with Aeroelastic wings which are wider and lighter. The researchers, from the Technological University of Munich (TUM) and the German Aerospace Centre, DLR, believe that these type of wings could make flights much more fuel efficient subsequently reducing emissions. A European…