Workers inspect a fighter jet simulator transported to Poland. (CJ Logistics)
Workers inspect a fighter jet simulator transported to Poland. (CJ Logistics)

South Korea’s leading logistics firm CJ Logistics has successfully transported fighter jet training equipment to Poland, the company announced Monday.

Its latest defense logistics project involved transporting two fighter jet training simulators to Poland over five weeks from December 2024 to January, moving a full mission simulator and an operational flight trainer from Korea Aerospace Industries’ factory in Goseong, South Gyeongsang Province, to the Polish Air Force base in Minsk Mazowiecki.

Given the simulators’ intricate electronic components and complex mechanical structures, they are susceptible to external impacts and vibrations during transport. To ensure safe delivery, CJ Logistics employed a modular transport method, disassembling the cargo for transit and reassembling it on-site. For added stability, the company used vibration-free vehicles for domestic and international inland transportation.

CJ Logistics also demonstrated its expertise by designing optimal air routes that complied with national airspace regulations and security protocols.

The company continues to expand its presence in the global defense market by leveraging advanced route optimization and modular transport methods. Last year, it successfully transported Korea Aerospace Industries' T-50TH fighter jet to the Royal Thai Air Force’s Takhli Air Base. In 2022, it delivered nine T-50B aircraft of the Republic of Korea Air Force to the UK for air shows, using the same modular approach.

“Our specialized defense logistics technology and extensive experience handling diverse cargo enabled the successful transport of these simulators,” a CJ Logistics official said.


minmin@heraldcorp.com