USA: East coast port for import from Europe?

On Sep 14, 11:23 am, Tuno wrote:
Is there one in Philadelphia, and if not, what's the closest option?

-tuno

http://www.2wglobal.com/www/products...utes/index.jsp

Click on EUROPENORTH AMERICA link to see the routes/ports.
Excellent ro-ro service for trailered gliders.

Frank Whiteley

On Sep 14, 2:52 pm, Frank Whiteley wrote:
On Sep 14, 11:23 am, Tuno wrote:

Is there one in Philadelphia, and if not, what's the closest option?

-tuno

http://www.2wglobal.com/www/products...NASAroutes/ind...

Click on EUROPENORTH AMERICA link to see the routes/ports.
Excellent ro-ro service for trailered gliders.

Frank Whiteley

I used Wallenius as well, and the schedules were great.
But you still need a broker or logistics firm at either end.

Make SURE you pick up the glider during business hours so you can have them
unload the glider trailer from the cargo trailer. Otherwise, you might turn
up at 8pm in Baltimore to find the trailer is up on the cargo trailer with
no way to remove the glider trailer.


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On Sep 14, 11:23 am, Tuno wrote:
Is there one in Philadelphia, and if not, what's the closest option?

-tuno

http://www.2wglobal.com/www/products...utes/index.jsp

Click on EUROPENORTH AMERICA link to see the routes/ports.
Excellent ro-ro service for trailered gliders.

Frank Whiteley

Tuno:

If you're bringing your ship to Arizona or California, how about
Jacksonville, Florida?

Mike the Strike

Mike:

My new tow vehicle is in Swedesboro NJ, just a few miles east of
Wilmington and 90 miles from Baltimore.

But if there's a Gulf Stream dealer close enough to another port who's
willing to sell me a 4230 Gollywomper Puller at a lower price, my
travel plans are flexible!

2NO