Comprehensive Landing Permit Expertise at Luxembourg Findel International Airport (IATA: LUX, ICAO: ELLX) with Just Aviation

To obtain a flight landing permit in Luxembourg, operators must adhere to the regulations set by the Directorate of Civil Aviation (DAC). Applications must be submitted with sufficient lead time, especially for non-EU air operators, who are required to file their requests at least 72 office hours before the intended operation. The application must include essential documentation such as the Air Operator Certificate (AOC) and Operation Specification, a Security Manual approved by the relevant National Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), contact information for the Security Manager and local representative, fleet insurance details, Airworthiness Review Certificate, Certificate of Registration, Noise Certificate, EGPWS/ACAS II Certificate, aircraft date of manufacture, Third Country Operator (TCO) status, and precise routing with arrival and departure times.

For cargo operations, additional documentation is required, including an ACC3 certificate or an ACC3 exemption certificate, along with detailed information about the cargo type and tonnage. All flights must operate within Luxembourg International Airport’s official hours, which are from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. local time.

Diplomatic and state aircraft, including those used for military, customs, or police services, must secure special authorization to overfly or land in Luxembourg. These comprehensive regulations ensure the safety, security, and compliance of all air traffic within Luxembourg’s jurisdiction.