B&H Worldwide Acquires Founders Logistics
The deal combines aircraft engine logistics capabilities from two aerospace transport providers.
Updated on Nov. 9, 2026 in Transportation
B&H Worldwide has acquired Founders Logistics, a provider of aircraft engine transportation. Customers of both companies will continue working with their existing teams.
Why it matters
The acquisition is expected to give customers access to integrated engine logistics covering collection, handling, transportation, storage and final delivery. The combined companies provide aerospace logistics services across EMEA, Asia, the Americas and Oceania.
Founders Logistics reports a 99.2% annual on-time delivery rate, and B&H Worldwide, established in the UK in 1988, operates from ten hubs worldwide. The financial terms of the acquisition and the timeline for integrating the two networks were not disclosed.
The players
B&H Worldwide
An aerospace logistics provider founded in the UK in 1988 that now operates from ten hubs worldwide across EMEA, Asia, the Americas and Oceania.
Founders Logistics
A specialist provider of aircraft engine transportation that uses sensor-based tracking and dedicated shipment management.
The details
Founders Logistics uses sensor-based tracking technology, dedicated shipment management and a 24-hour operational team for aircraft engine transport. Customers are expected to gain access to combined transportation and storage services and expanded international coverage over time.
Timeline
1988: B&H Worldwide is established in the United Kingdom.
Market Landscape
The deal reflects continued consolidation among specialized aerospace logistics providers seeking end-to-end engine service coverage. By pairing a specialist in aircraft engine transport with an established multi-region operator, the combined company positions itself against competitors offering fragmented services.
Aerospace customers using either company will continue working with their existing teams and day-to-day contacts. Over time, they may gain access to combined collection, transport, storage and delivery services across more regions.
The takeaway
Integrated logistics is becoming a competitive advantage in aerospace supply chains, where continuity of service and global reach matter to operators maintaining aircraft engines. Customers should watch how the combined service offering develops as the two networks come together.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Logistics Middle East.
