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Inverness Airport pallet supply (INV)
Inverness supports Highland and Island supply chains, where consolidation and onward sailings matter more than airside freight volume.
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The airport sits at Dalcross east of the city, next to an expanding business and industrial park, and serves a very large, thinly populated catchment. Its role in goods movement is mostly about the surrounding businesses — food and drink production, aquaculture, construction supply and distribution depots — rather than a large cargo operation, and we would not claim one it does not have.
Distances are the defining factor. Loads are consolidated in Inverness for onward movement south by road or out to the islands by ferry, so pallet consistency and stacking efficiency directly affect transport cost per unit.
Pallet use cases here
Aquaculture and food export consolidation
Chilled and frozen loads need clean, sound pallets and predictable availability during seasonal peaks.
Island supply chain consolidation
Mixed goods are palletised for ferry sailings where the pallet may not return, so graded used stock is often the sensible choice.
Construction and utilities supply
Dense, heavy materials need adequate deck coverage, and bespoke bases where items are long or awkward.
Catchment
Inverness, Nairn, Dingwall, Elgin and the wider Highlands, with onward island routes.
Wooden transport pallets are not aircraft unit load devices. We supply the pallets used to build, move and store freight on the ground; ULDs are aircraft equipment handled by airlines and their handling agents.