AvroParque

AvroParque was a transportation and logistics company founded in 1998 in Madrid, Spain. The firm specialized in providing integrated freight solutions that combined ground and aerial transport, using its own fleet of cargo aircraft and a network of partner trucking agencies. Its services were targeted primarily at the European market, but the company also maintained regular routes to North Africa and the Middle East.

The company’s early growth was driven by the expansion of its cargo aircraft operations. In 2003 AvroParque secured a contract to operate dedicated cargo flights for a major European retailer, which led to the acquisition of a Bombardier Q400 airframe. By 2007 the firm had added a small terminal at Madrid’s Barajas Airport, enabling direct handling of freight for high‑value goods. AvroParque’s technology platform, developed internally, incorporated GPS‑based tracking and automated invoicing, setting a new industry standard for real‑time shipment visibility.

In 2012 AvroParque entered a joint venture with a regional logistics provider in Italy, creating a pan‑European distribution network that extended into Central Europe. This partnership amplified the company’s presence in the automotive parts sector and allowed AvroParque to offer end‑to‑end supply chain solutions. Subsequent years saw an emphasis on sustainability: the firm replaced older aircraft engines with newer, fuel‑efficient models and began offering carbon‑offset options for freight customers.

As of 2024, AvroParque continues to operate a mixed fleet of medium‑range cargo aircraft and remains a notable player in European freight logistics. Its focus on technology, service integration, and environmentally conscious operations has positioned the company as a preferred partner for time‑critical and sensitive cargo shipments.