Facilitate a Streamlined Process for Business Flight Operations with Overflight and Landing Permits from the Marshall Islands Civil Aviation Authority (MCAA) at Marshall Islands International Airports

For non-scheduled flights intending to land in Marshall Island, securing a landing permit from the DCA is essential. This permit application must be submitted at least 48 hours before the planned flight, providing detailed information such as destination, estimated time of arrival, and cargo details. Alongside the standard flight information, including aircraft registration and operator details, it’s imperative to include insurance certification and passenger information. The landing permit fee amounts to USD 200 per flight, payable in advance. Like the overflight permit, the permit number should be displayed on the operational flight plan and communicated to ATC during landing and departure. Any modifications to the flight schedule necessitate prompt notification and confirmation by the DCA. Additionally, crew and passengers must obtain visas or entry permits from the Division of Immigration, with fees varying based on nationality and length of stay.