Air Freight News

Specialized knowledge & proven experience at Oversize Logistics

May 28, 2026

The Project Cargo Network introduces Oversize Logistics as a new member in Hungary. 

They’re experts in international project logistics and European OOG transportation as well as many related services.

The company comes recommended by current members as reliable, professional and trustworthy with a experienced, knowledgeable and prompt team.

Ocean Freight Related Services

  • OOG, Breakbulk, Heavy-Lift, and RORO
  • Site Surveys, Feasibility Assessments
  • Project Planning and Management
  • Packaging and Transport Preparation
  • Lifting and Lashing, and Port and Terminal Handling Operations
  • Documentation and Permits Administration
  • Multimodal Pre and On-Carriage

Oversized and Overweight Transport Services

  • End-to-End Multimodal Solutions by Road, Rail and Barge
  • Factory-to-Port and Port-to-Site Deliveries
  • Route Planning, Surveys & Permits
  • Escort Services and Traffic Management Coordination
  • Installation and Positioning at Site
  • Comprehensive Organisation and Operational Management

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