Welcome to
BCG Aircraft Recoveries
BCG Aircraft Recoveries is a leading and independent company, specialized in Disabled Aircraft Removal services (DAR).
We respond to requests from airlines, their insurers or airports, and are available round the clock.
SERVICES
Recovery Services
Our recovery system is available for aircraft up to A320 series for immediate deployment worldwide.
We operate out of Amsterdam airport. Our Experienced team consists of aircraft structure
mechanics.
Transport of Disabled Aircraft
Modular shipping container and platform, for aircraft up to 18 meter length, special transport bed for business jets. Project engineering for all transport of repairable aircraft.
Accident Site Clearances
Calamity management in conjunction with all national and international legislation and procedures.
Wreckage storage and management, local logistics and project engineering.
TECHNIQUES
BCG Aircraft Recoveries has gained important experience in a number of special techniques, we have used over the years in aircraft recovery. Generally, equipment has been developed on increasing capacity and lifting heights. We specialize in load-spreading, horizontal movement and be in full control of this. Although these techniques are not very common, they can be very useful for other markets, in which the movement of large and or vulnerable loads is essential.
Sledge systems
We use sledge systems to move vulnerable or very heavy objects over a short distance, to avoid lifting or hoisting at a single point.
Again, we spread the load.
Our cradles are equipped with Teflon sledge blocks, we slide to where needed.
Lifting bags or air cushions
Spreading the load over a bigger surface, means reduction of pressure.
Now we are able to lift vulnerable objects.
Fiberglass transport tracks
We have developed our own fiberglass tracks, enabling us to move relatively heavy loads on relatively light panels.
Winching
Our cables are installed in pulley blocks, so spreading the load on the number of windings.
We therefore are able to pull a relatively heavy object with
relatively low pressure Tirfors handwinches.
