One operator. Every mode of transport.
From a single shipment to a global supply chain program — Início Transitários engineers, executes and operates the moves that keep your business running.
Move anything, anywhere — from Iberia.
Multi-modal freight built on Iberian gateways and long-term carrier contracts. From a single LCL box out of Valencia to chartered vessels out of Sines and full-freighter aircraft from MAD and BCN.
Sea Freight
FCL, LCL, reefer and break-bulk via Algeciras, Valencia, Barcelona, Bilbao, Lisbon and Sines — connecting to 600+ ports worldwide.
Air Freight
Scheduled, express and full-charter capacity from Madrid-Barajas, Barcelona-El Prat and Lisbon, with priority handling and SAF on every booking.
Road Transport
FTL, LTL and cross-border European trucking from Iberia into France, Germany, the Benelux and Italy, with live tracking.
Rail Freight
Intermodal corridors from Madrid and Zaragoza to France, Germany and the Eurasian network — a low-carbon alternative to road.
Engineered warehousing & 3PL.
60 000 m² of bonded, ambient and temperature-controlled space across Madrid, Valencia and Lisbon — operated with our own WMS and connected directly into your ERP.
Warehousing & 3PL
Bonded, ambient and automated facilities with real-time inventory.
Cold Chain
GDP-validated pharma and perishables in temperature-controlled lanes.
Value-Added Services
Kitting, labelling, co-packing, returns and e-commerce fulfilment for Iberian and European clients.
Customs Clearance
AEOF brokerage in Spain and Portugal — integrated with AEAT and AT, ICS2 and EU pre-arrival systems.
Where standard isn't an option.
Heavy-lift, project cargo, renewables and marine logistics — managed by dedicated engineering and route-survey teams.
Renewable Energy
Blades, nacelles and turbines — onshore and offshore wind logistics.
Project Cargo
Heavy-lift, OOG and EPC project logistics with route engineering.
Marine Logistics
Ship spares, crew change and port services in 200+ ports.
Defence & Aid
Compliant logistics for defence primes, NGOs and humanitarian relief.