The shipment, intended for the Marine Attack Helicopter program led by the Defense Acquisition Program Administration, involved the transport of guided munitions from Châteauroux Airport. To maintain strict safety protocols, LX Pantos utilized a dedicated aircraft, ensuring the air-to-air missiles served as the sole cargo. These materials required specialized handling as Class 1 explosives, demanding adherence to rigorous International Air Transport Association regulations.

Executing this mission required securing overflight clearances from 14 countries spanning Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. Korea Aerospace Industries, the primary contractor for the helicopter program, relied on the logistics firm to coordinate the multimodal move. This project underscores the company's expanding footprint in the defense sector, supported by its recent high-level security ratings from the Defense Counterintelligence Command and its attainment of TISAX Assessment Level 3 certification.