Hangar A and Bungii announce expedited nationwide delivery partnership

An industry-first partnership between Hangar A and Bungii paves the way for businesses to provide next-day, big and bulky delivery to consumers nationwide. Integrating the Hangar A air cargo delivery network with Bungii’s first and last-mile delivery network brings unprecedented speed to first, middle and final mile logistics.

The collaboration brings together Bungii's expertise in on-demand, large item pickup and delivery with Hangar A's robust middle-mile air cargo delivery network. The result is a solution that provides an efficient and reliable way to ship large items across the United States in a fraction of the time it takes traditional carriers, giving manufacturers and retailers an unparalleled expedited delivery advantage.

“The word ‘innovation’ is thrown around frequently, but this partnership eliminates the biggest bottleneck in large-item delivery—speed,” said Bungii CEO Ben Jackson. “Combining the fastest middle-mile service in the country with the fastest big & bulky delivery network gives brands a unique advantage—especially for those without nationwide warehouse coverage. For the first time ever, next-day nationwide delivery is a reality."

Following the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene, many retailers along the Florida gulf coast were either temporarily closed or managing limited inventory. Knowing the recovery efforts would take time, one couple went online and found replacement appliances at a Chicago-based retailer. They submitted an order that day and received the delivery the next morning, highlighting the unprecedented potential of this partnership.

"Retailers and manufacturers have been constrained by slow, fragmented shipping solutions—until now," said Hangar A CEO and President Kevin Kerns. "By integrating Bungii’s dynamic first and final-mile network with Hangar A’s Express Delivery Network, we’re making next-day nationwide delivery of big and bulky items a reality. This partnership is a game-changer for businesses looking to compete in an era where speed matters just as much as price."