| Project | Hainan commercial space launch site |
| Milestone | First-batch factory release review completed |
| Handling task | Large aerospace equipment lifting and transfer |
| Delivery arrangement | Staged batches |
Customer review confirms readiness for release
Hainan International Commercial Aerospace Launch Co. formed a dedicated review group for the equipment. Following on-site discussion and assessment, the group confirmed that the batch met the contract requirements and was ready to leave the factory.
Representatives of the spaceport and Henan Mine discussed the project during the review. The release decision establishes the factory milestone for the first batch within the wider delivery programme.
Plan the handling interfaces for aerospace equipment
Large aerospace equipment requires a lifting arrangement matched to its load geometry and transfer route. A comparable enquiry should identify the component weight, centre of gravity, lifting points and any restrictions on movement or orientation.
Include the facility layout, installation sequence and required operator or control interfaces. Acceptance requirements should connect the crane configuration with the intended handling task and the receiving site’s procedures.
Coordinate staged delivery with site readiness
The equipment is scheduled to reach the launch site in batches. Unloading space, runway and electrical readiness, assembly access and commissioning arrangements should be coordinated for each delivery stage.
Send the handling specification and the site schedule together, allowing the equipment proposal and dispatch programme to follow the project’s actual installation needs.