Fuel Supply for the International DROMLAN Program in Antarctica in 2015-2016: Experience in Extreme Conditions

About Us

«Advanced Technologies and Service» is a leading provider of air logistics services for international humanitarian organizations since 2003. Our company specializes in solving the most complex logistical challenges across various regions of the world.

Participation in the DROMLAN Program

In 2015-2016, the company successfully implemented a project to supply the international DROMLAN program in Antarctica.

DROMLAN (Dutch Research Expedition and Logistics Air Network) is an international logistics network providing support to research stations in Antarctica. The program unites several European countries to coordinate transportation operations under extreme conditions.

Mission Implementation Features

The project was successfully executed with the following resources:

  • Specialized aircraft provided by the Volga-Dnepr Company
  • Experienced parachute riggers (specialists in parachute landing operations)
  • Innovative cargo delivery technologies

Parachute Dropping Technology

Parachute cargo delivery is a high-tech method of supplying remote locations. Our specialists utilize the following:

  • Precise operation planning to ensure accurate delivery
  • Specialized equipment designed for safe cargo transportation
  • Modern parachute systems for reliable deployment
  • Decades of experience in challenging operational environments

Advantages of Our Approach

We guarantee an individual approach to each client and ensure maximum operational safety, as proven by the successful implementation of projects under the most challenging conditions. Continuous technological advancement and meticulous attention to detail enable us to achieve optimal results in solving even the most unconventional tasks.

If you are looking for a reliable partner for implementing complex logistics tasks under extreme conditions — contact our team

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