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Australia

A permit is not required by the CAA for an overfly, but they do need to receive notification and will acknowledge the flight. You should do this one day before your flight. For private landings, you need to give notice via American Flight Support one day in advance.

Commercial landings require a bit more work. Firstly, you need to get a Transport Security Program which takes 60 days to set up. Then, you need to get a permit from the CAA for the flights, More details: Contact our operation Team at ops@americanflightsupport.com or Call us at 1-888-245-4017

COOK ISLAND

Let AMERICAN FLIGHT SUPPORT Ops Team take care of you. Am them to make sure you have your handling confirmed for a landing permit.

Commercial landings should be given 14 days notice.

EAST TIMOR

Fill out the form, and apply directly to the authorities. Just like any country in this area, you’ll have to be proactive in making sure the application was received, but once you start communication, you’ll find the permit process easy.

American Flight Support is partnered with the local agent.

FIJI

Fiji wants 14 days notice on any permit,Contact AMERICAN FLIGHT SUPPORT Ops Team.

1-888-245-4017

FRENCH POLYNESIA

The French Polynesian islands are controlled by the French Authorities, keep that in mind for business hours. If your aircraft is over 20 tons, you’ll need a permit for a tech stop.

All traffic stops require a permit. Private flights need three days notice for permits, and the books state a month notice is required for commercial landings. Contact American Flight Support Ops team ops@americanflightsupport.com or 888-245-4017

KIRIBATI

While no permits are required for technical landings, you need to make advance notification (48 hours) to be sure all navigation aids are OK. Contact us to arrange all for you.

For landing permits, give 3-7 days, and follow up right away to be sure your request has been received.

MARSHAL ISLAND

Marshall Islands (PKMJ) is a US Landing Right airport. To land there, head to this website: http://rmipa.com/transactions/airport/ (for tech stops) Commercial flights contact civilair@ntamar.net.

Fill out, make payment, then email airportops@rmipa. com, letting them know you made payment, and you’d like your PPR number. If they don’t have issues, you’ll get a number. Otherwise, they’ll ask you to land earlier/ later, and on agreement, they’ll give you the PPR number.

They are a bit slow, so you may need to call for information.

MICRONESIA

All permits are required here, and all require a form to be submitted. Overfly, and technical landings require two days' notice, and landings require seven days. They won’t consider your request until all documents are submitted.

Send the forms and the documents (in color preferred) to the emails below. Give them the time, and the permit process should be smooth.

Contact our Operations Team to fill out the FORM.

NAURU

Not often that anyone heads to Nauru, but you’ll need a permit if you do. We’d recommend you work well in advance, and give phone calls to be sure they’ve got the emails. The country is more or less bankrupt.

Also, there are no solid reliable agents here to help you with the permit, so we’d suggest to just be persistent with the local authorities.

NEW CALEDONIA

Fill out the form for New Caledonia, and send off to the email. New Caledonia permits are issued by the French Authorities, so keep that in mind for business hours. The French Authorities are good at communicating when to expect permits, they typically want seven days notice, but can issue in less time occasionally.

NEW ZEALAND

If you’re planning more than two stops in New Zealand in any 28 day period, or more than eight takeoffs/landings in a 365 day period, you’ll need to apply for a Foreign Air Operators Permit.

Otherwise, you can apply five days in advance for your single flight, or 30 days in advance for your series of flights. Apply directly to the authorities.

Auckland Oceanic FIR also requires no overfly permit, unless you’re overflying an island nation–check for their permit requirements

NIUE

For all Niue permits, apply to both the CAA of New Zealand, and the CAA of Niue. You can follow up with both, first with New Zealand, then with Niue.

The number for New Zealand below is different than the number listed on the New Zealand page. There is a different department that deals with Niue, so don’t be alarmed.

Give 14 days’ notice with Niue.

PALAU

Fun fact about Palau, about 1/3 of the population works for the government.

Any commercial landing in Palau requires someone involved with the flight to actually arrange the permit (like a tour coordinator in Palau). AFS has an agent ongound that can arrange your permits at the ideal time. Please contact our Ops to arrange your required permits accordingly.

ops@americanflightsupport.com or 888.245.4017

PAPUA NEW GUINEA

Be careful with these guys–they say no permit is required for a private (tech stop) or overfly permits, but recent dealings tell us they are re-working their AIP.

Because of this, we’d apply for any sort of operation in Papua New Guinea.

Work with us, and give usample notice. Be sure to fill out the form.

SAMOA

You’ll need to give seven days’ notice on a Samoa permit. They can be tricky to get a hold of, but as soon as you make contact, they’ll be helpful.

No reason to use an agent here, communication can be worse with the local handlers.

SOLOMON ISLAND

The AIP states only landing permits for commercial flights are required, but recent experience tells us otherwise–apply for all permits here.

Send an email to Alice as below with full details, she is quite responsive, should be smooth sailing getting your permit.

TONGA

Same with many Pacific nations, make contact early and often. Landing only required, submit by email at least one day prior to operation (one day is the published time, but we wouldn’t rely on this).

Also, you may use Vava’u and Niuatoputapu airports for entry as long as you get advanced approval from the CAA, but you want to give extra notice on this as well.

TUVALU

Once you contact Tuvalu, your landing permits will generally be approved quickly. The issue is actually making contact. American Flight Support got you covered. Contact our Operations Team to arrange all the necessary permits and services accordingly.

VANUATU

With Vanuatu, you need American Flight Support to apply for you as CAA required an agent on behalf. you can contact the operation team for more help. ops@americanflightsupport.com or 888.245.4017

WALLIS AND FUTUNA

It’s important to remember that France issues all Wallis and Futuna permits, so keep that in mind for timezone reasons, don’t rely on the business hours in the Pacific.

Give them seven days notice on permits, same as the rest of the French-controlled territories.

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