Streamlined Authorization for Business Aviation Overflight and Landing at Antigua and Barbuda International Airports

When it comes to Overflight Permits, there are no specific validity hours, and they are typically not required. Similarly, Landing Permits in Antigua and Barbuda do not come with specific validity hours and are generally unnecessary. Furthermore, there is no prescribed lead time for obtaining Overflight or Landing Permits in this region. The responsible authority for issuing permits and managing the Air Navigation bill in Antigua and Barbuda is the Antigua And Barbuda Civil Aviation Authority, which can be contacted at P.O. Box 1130, Factory Road, St. Johns, Antigua.

It’s noteworthy that there are no specified processing fees associated with CAA Overflight Permits in this country. The CAA (Air Transport) in Antigua and Barbuda operates during the weekend days of Saturday and Sunday. For aviation identification, Antigua and Barbuda falls under the ICAO Area Code “TA,” and its FIR/UIR designation is “TAPA.” The country is identified by the 2-LTR code “AG.” While Antigua and Barbuda are recognized as ICAO Member States, they are not EUROCONTROL Member States, which is an important consideration for international flights planning their routes.