Lead your landing permit operations at Appleton International Airport (IATA: ATW, ICAO: KATW) with Just Aviation

Appleton International Airport is certified under Part 139 of the Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR), which establishes the criteria for the certification and operation of airports that serve scheduled air carrier operations. This includes maintaining safety standards, conducting regular inspections, and managing wildlife hazards effectively. While a specific landing permit is not required, operators must obtain landing rights, which involves coordination with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) for international flights. Additionally, certain operations may require a TSA waiver, particularly those subject to specific security protocols. To obtain landing rights and comply with FAA regulations, operators must submit a detailed flight plan, including the aircraft’s route, estimated times of arrival and departure, and alternate airports. For international flights, customs documentation, including passenger and crew manifests and goods declarations, must be provided to CBP. Security clearances or TSA waivers may also be required based on the flight’s nature. Proof of insurance coverage, including liability and any additional required coverage, must be submitted, along with compliance with noise abatement procedures designed to reduce noise impact on surrounding communities. Operators must also adhere to the airport’s Wildlife Hazard Management Plan, which outlines procedures for minimizing wildlife risks during operations. By meeting these requirements, operators can secure the necessary landing rights and ensure compliance with FAA regulations at Appleton International Airport.