Just Aviation Optimizes Landing Permit Management for Provo Airport (IATA: PVU, ICAO: KPVU)

To obtain a landing permit at Provo Airport (PVU), operators must submit key documents, including the Aircraft Registration Certificate, Airworthiness Certificate, Insurance Certificate, Pilot Licenses with Medical Certificates, a detailed Flight Plan, a Noise Certificate confirming compliance with noise standards, and, for commercial operators, a valid Air Operator Certificate (AOC). These documents ensure compliance with airport regulations and safety requirements.

Applications for landing permits must be submitted at least 48 hours before the intended arrival. For special operations or non-scheduled flights, it is advisable to apply 72 hours in advance to allow sufficient time for processing and obtaining necessary approvals. Provo Airport has mandatory noise abatement procedures, including specific flight paths and altitude restrictions, to minimize the noise impact on nearby communities. Additionally, operational restrictions may apply to certain aircraft based on size, weight, or noise levels.

Provo Airport operates with a slot coordination system. Operators must secure a slot allocation before submitting a landing permit application. Slot allocation follows a first-come, first-served policy, ensuring fair distribution of available slots and efficient airport operations.