When a transplant window, a trial deadline, or an equipment failure defines the schedule, standard express is not fast enough. Next-flight-out puts your shipment on the first departure that can carry it; an onboard courier keeps it in a person's hands from your door to the receiving bench.
How NFO and OBC work
- Route scan across carriers for the earliest capacity that accepts the material class
- Hand-carry onboard courier where the substance regulations and the airline permit it
- Custody documented at every handover: sealed, signed, photographed
- Temperature maintained with active or high-performance passive packaging sized for the door-to-door time
- Receiving-side coordination so the laboratory is ready the moment the courier lands
- Contingency plan for missed connections before the mission starts, not after
NFO and OBC capacity is limited by flights and regulations — call us early, and we will tell you honestly whether the timeline is achievable.
Tell us what needs to move.
Route, sample, temperature, deadline — we answer with a plan and a quote within one business day.
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