AMS Aircraft Recovery have provided airport authorities, airlines and military air forces with aircraft recovery solutions for over 30 years and have developed an extensive range of aircraft recovery equipment.
CDDAR and support equipment for military aircraft including light and heavy A/C and helios
Recover an aircraft that can be repaired to an air-worthy condition after an incident.
All of AMS Aircraft Recovery Systems are designed to operate in accordance with OEM Aircraft Recovery manuals & documents. We provide you with the tools and training to safely recover aircraft while minimizing secondary damage.t
Removal of an aircraft that is deemed a hull loss – it cannot be repaired or is un-economical to repair.
In the case of salvage scenarios AMS equipment enables safe lifting and transporting of the aircraft from the incident site. Our equipment is designed for maximum flexibility to react to challenging scenarios.
AMS announces game changing 38 tonne aircraft recovery dolly. The AMS Recovery Dolly is a self-contained tool empowering Airports and Operators to clear runways without delays while minimizing secondary damage to the Aircraft or Runway.
Experts in Disabled Aircraft Recovery from five allied nations gathered at Woensdrecht Air Base in the Netherlands in October to evaluate a new Fighter Aircraft Recovery Transporter System introduced by AMS Aircraft Recovery. The new system was developed at the
The U.S. Air Force’s F-35 Joint Program Office recently hosted the first-ever global Crash Damaged or Disabled Aircraft Recovery (CDDAR) Team Chief Course at Volk Field. From Sept. 8-14, 2024, over 100 seasoned recovery personnel from across the world, including
AGE Logistics Corporation is an original equipment manufacturer that Thern, Inc. has been doing business with for over a decade. Read more to learn about how Thern and AGE work together to supply high-quality equipment to the United States Air Force.
by Todd Cromar | Hill AFB, Utah • October 13, 2022 The 388th Maintenance Group at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, recently hosted a first of its kind, F-35 crash recovery course using a newly-retired, now reassembled F-35A Lightning II. The F-35 Joint
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