Comprehensive Flight Support Services in the China International Airport

Experience comprehensive flight support services for China International Airports with Just Aviation.

From optimized flight planning and cost-effective fuel services to short-notice permits and ground support, we’ve got you covered. Contact us now for seamless trip planning in China, ensuring a hassle-free experience at China International Airports. Trust Just Aviation for top-quality services at competitive prices.

Top Airports in China

Beijing Capital International Airport

IATA: PEK
ICAO: ZBAA

Shanghai Pudong International Airport

IATA: PVG
ICAO: ZSPD

Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport

IATA:CAN
ICAO: ZGGG

Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport

IATA: CTU
ICAO: ZUUU

Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport

IATA: SZX
ICAO: ZGSZ

to consider for China International Flight Operations

obtain flight permits for operations to China, operators typically need to submit an application that includes the following information and documents: - Complete Flight Schedule - Crew Nationality
- Entry/Exit Points & ATS Routing
- Flight Level In Meter
- MTOW/MLDW
- A/C Seat Number
- CONSIGNEE AND CONSIGNER DETAILS (ONLY FOR CARGO FLIGHTS)
List Of Required Aircraft Documents :
1 - Air Operating Certificate ( Private Aircraft AOC Not Required )
2 - Certificate of Airworthiness
3 - Insurance Certificate
4 - Noise Certificate
5 - Registration Certificate

Prior permission is mandatory for all types of flights and landing operations in China.

In order to obtain the CCAR-129, a pre-requisite is the signing of a Service Level Agreement (SLA) directly with the airport, as specified in the Standard Ground Handling Agreement (SGHA). Just Aviation can assist you in obtaining the CCAR-129 on your behalf, streamlining the process.

SGHA is also mandatory to operate in China for commercial (pax/cargo) flights and to get the landing permit as well

The working hours of China Civil Aviation Authority are from 0100Z to 0900Z.

A China Overflight Permit is required for aircraft owners/operators intending to fly in China airspace.

China's aviation authority, the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), is responsible for the regulation and oversight of civil aviation activities in the country.

The permit application should be submitted to the air transport department at least 48 working hours prior to the flight departure schedule.

For commercial operators to operate in China, obtaining an approval known as CCAR129 is mandatory. However, during the process of obtaining CCAR-129, operators are allowed to freely conduct operations in China up to 10 times per IATA season.

There are no CAA (Civil Aviation Authority) processing fees for the issuance of the China Overflight Permit.

It's important to note that China operates as a slot coordinated country, meaning that operators are required to secure slots prior to the operation date, in addition to the landing permit.

Aircraft owners/operators should include AFTN (Aeronautical Fixed Telecommunication Network) on their flight plan.

China's major airports, offering Jet A-1 fuel for aviation purposes.

China Airports Authority has its own regulations for issuing China Overflight permits, which may involve payment of charges such as Route Navigation Facility Charges, landing charges, and parking charges.

The issued overflight permit number should be inserted in Item 18 of the submitted Flight Plan.

The official China Overflight Permit number is CAD/V2822.

Contact us at [email protected] to make your China International Airport operations smooth and easy. Our team is ready to assist you with comprehensive flight support services, ensuring a seamless experience at China International Airports.