Chapman Freeborn deploys emergency charters in crisis
Arranges passenger and cargo flights, including evacuations, amid Gulf airspace disruptions and cancellations.
Chapman Freeborn has been arranging emergency passenger and cargo charter flights, including evacuation missions, amid ongoing geopolitical instability in the Middle East and disruption to global aviation routes.
The company said it maintains an active global crisis response framework and has been working to support clients as airspace restrictions continue to shift across the region.
According to flight tracking data from Flightradar24, more than 2,000 flights to and from major Gulf airports have been cancelled, highlighting the scale of operational disruption.
In response, Chapman Freeborn has collaborated with government ministries and authorities in several countries to deliver critical air support. The operations have included emergency passenger and cargo charter flights, evacuation missions, time-critical cargo movements through tailored charter solutions, strategic routing and operational coordination across disrupted air corridors, and rapid-deployment charter options to help maintain global continuity for clients.
The company works closely with airlines, civil aviation authorities, governments and humanitarian organisations to ensure each mission is carefully coordinated and every aircraft is deployed with precision.
With airspace restrictions changing frequently, its global flight support and charter teams are operating around the clock to provide clarity, safe routing and uninterrupted operational continuity.
Saska Gerasimova, Group Chief Executive Officer at Chapman Freeborn, said speed, flexibility and reliable operational planning are critical during periods of geopolitical uncertainty. She added that the company’s global teams remain ready to support airlines, cargo operators and governments with safe and compliant charter solutions as conditions continue to evolve, with a focus on protecting lives and safeguarding operations.
