Falcon Field Airport (KFFZ) · Mesa, AZ Call (406) 609-6798 info@sgflightschool.com Buy SG Flight School Gear

Aircraft ferry service

Transporting your aircraft with precision and care — anywhere in the United States.

Whether you're relocating, purchasing or selling an aircraft, our pilots combine safety, efficiency and expertise to get your airplane where it needs to be.

Expertise you can trust

Our experienced pilots handle a wide range of aircraft and navigate complex routes, so your plane arrives safely and on time.

Personalized service

We tailor each ferry to your needs, provide updates along the way, and handle the logistics so you can focus on everything else.

Nationwide coverage

Coast to coast, we ferry aircraft throughout the United States — efficiently and without hassle.

How it works

What to expect

  1. Tell us about the aircraft and the route

    Make and model, current location, destination, and your timeline. If there are known squawks or the aircraft has been sitting, say so — that shapes the plan more than anything else.

  2. We scope the trip and quote it

    Distance, aircraft performance, fuel stops, weather season and crew logistics all factor in. We'll also confirm the aircraft's airworthiness documentation and what your insurance requires of a ferry pilot, since policies differ on who may act as PIC.

  3. We schedule around the weather

    Ferry flights get planned with margin. Pushing a light aircraft into marginal conditions to hit a date is how ferry flights go wrong, so we build in slack and keep you updated if we're holding for weather.

  4. Delivery and handoff

    We deliver to your destination airport and hand over the aircraft along with the logs and anything we noticed en route — a long cross-country tends to surface things a short local flight won't.

Common reasons owners call us

  • You just bought an aircraft out of state and need it brought home.
  • You're selling and the buyer wants it delivered.
  • You're relocating and would rather not spend a week of vacation flying it yourself.
  • The aircraft needs to reach a specific shop for maintenance, avionics work or paint.
  • You're not current, or not comfortable with the route, the terrain or the weather — which is a good call, not a failing.

Need an aircraft moved?

Tell us the aircraft, the route and your timeline, and we'll get back to you with a plan and a quote.