Arctic Logistics refers to the planning and execution of transportation and supply chain operations in the challenging environments of the Arctic region. This includes the movement of goods and resources to remote areas, often requiring specialized equipment and techniques due to extreme weather conditions, ice, and limited infrastructure. Key components of Arctic Logistics involve icebreaker ships, helicopters, and overland vehicles designed for icy terrains. Companies engaged in this field must navigate complex regulations and environmental considerations while ensuring timely delivery of essential supplies, such as food, fuel, and construction materials, to support research stations and local communities.