Aerospace and aviation cases protect avionics, test equipment, tooling, and flight-critical parts on the flight line, in the hangar, and in air cargo. Shop shock-isolated rack cases, waterproof cases with foam for test sets, MRO tool and parts kits, EFB tablet cases, and long and oversized cases for assemblies, from SKB, Pelican, Nanuk, Gemstar, and our own Specialty Cases line. Many are built by AS9100D-certified manufacturers and rated ATA 300 Category I.
Flight-Line & Hangar Cases
Protection Built for the Flight Line and Air Cargo
ATA 300 Category I Options • AS9100D Manufacturers • Shock-Isolated Racks
From avionics test sets to rotor blades, each case is chosen for how aerospace equipment ships, flies, and gets used on the flight line.
Airlines & MRO Providers • Aerospace OEMs & Suppliers • Business & General Aviation
ATA Spec 300 is the airline industry's own standard for reusable shipping containers. Category I cases are designed for at least 100 round trips.
Shop by Mission Avionics, Test and Ground Support, MRO Tool Kits, Flight Crew, and Large Assembly Shipping each have their own section below, with filters to narrow by equipment type.
Flight-line and hangar cases
Cases Organized by Mission
Use this page to narrow cases by the equipment your program moves. Each mission below opens this page filtered to that equipment type, and the filters on the left narrow further by brand, interior, wheels, water protection, and certification.
Shop by mission
Shop Aerospace and Aviation Cases by Mission
Start with the mission, then narrow by size, interior, and certification. Each card opens this page filtered to that equipment type.
A good aerospace case starts with the equipment, then how it ships, then the standards your program or customer requires.
1. Define the Equipment
Record dimensions, weight, and rack units, plus the cables, adapters, and spares that travel with the equipment.
2. Match the Shipping Profile
Air cargo, checked baggage, and freight each set different limits. Shock racks protect sensitive electronics; ATA 300 Category I cases are built for repeated airline handling.
3. Plan for Tool Control
Custom foam with a cutout for every tool shows at a glance when something is missing, which supports foreign object debris (FOD) prevention on the flight line.
Aerospace case FAQs
Common Aerospace and Aviation Case Questions
What is ATA 300 Category I?
ATA Spec 300 is the airline industry's standard for reusable shipping containers. Category I cases are designed to withstand at least 100 round trips of airline handling.
What does AS9100D mean for a case?
AS9100D is the aerospace quality management standard. When a case manufacturer is AS9100D certified, its manufacturing processes meet the documentation and quality controls aerospace suppliers expect. Check each product page for the certifications listed for that model.
How can a case help with FOD prevention?
Custom foam with a cutout for each tool makes missing items obvious before a kit leaves the aircraft. Our team can design foam layouts around your tool lists and parts kits.
When should avionics travel in a shock rack?
Choose a shock rack when rack-mount electronics are sensitive to impact or vibration, or when they ship by air cargo or freight. The frame floats on isolators inside the outer shell, so impacts are absorbed before they reach the equipment.
Can Specialty Cases support a program or fleet order?
Yes. Share the equipment, quantity, and shipping method, and our team can recommend cases, quote custom foam, and confirm volume pricing.
Procurement support
Aerospace Procurement Information
Specialty Cases supports airlines, MRO providers, OEMs, and suppliers with formal quotes, purchase orders, quantity pricing, and custom foam. CAGE Code 1MJB0, NAICS 326199.
