B&H Worldwide expands its New Zealand aerospace logistics capabilities with a new facility near Auckland Airport, offering enhanced warehousing, customs and AOG support.
B&H Worldwide, a global provider of aerospace and aviation logistics services, has relocated its Auckland office and warehouse operations to a new facility in Mangere, Auckland, strengthening its support for the aerospace sector across New Zealand and the wider Asia-Pacific region.
Located at Unit 3, 197 Montgomerie Road, Mangere, the new facility became fully operational on 8 June 2026. Less than 10 minutes from Auckland Airport, the site is designed to improve operational efficiency and provide faster logistics support to airlines, MRO providers, OEMs, lessors and aerospace suppliers.
The facility offers a range of specialist aerospace logistics services, including third-party logistics (3PL) warehousing, inventory management, customs clearance, import and export handling, airside access and 24/7 Aircraft on Ground (AOG) support.
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Enhanced aerospace logistics capabilities
The new site includes dedicated secure storage areas for high-value aircraft components and engines, alongside specialised shelving systems for smaller aircraft parts. Its proximity to Auckland Airport, combined with B&H Worldwide’s customs expertise, is expected to enable faster cargo processing and more responsive support for customers with time-critical requirements.
“Our new Auckland facility represents an important step in strengthening our service offering for the aerospace sector in New Zealand,” said Lee Hedges, Branch Manager, New Zealand, B&H Worldwide.
He added that the facility’s airport proximity, specialist customs capabilities, secure storage and round-the-clock AOG support will allow the company to respond more quickly and efficiently to customer requirements.
Strengthening Asia-Pacific connectivity
The relocation also strengthens B&H Worldwide’s global aerospace logistics network by improving connectivity between New Zealand and major aviation markets worldwide.
Customers are expected to benefit from streamlined cargo movements, greater operational responsiveness and access to specialist expertise in managing complex aerospace supply chains.
As demand for resilient and efficient aerospace logistics continues to increase, the new Auckland facility provides capacity for future growth, including higher inventory volumes, new customer programmes and evolving requirements across the aviation industry.
