Professional Landing Permit Services at Schiphol Airport (IATA: AMS, ICAO: EHAM) by Just Aviation

To obtain a landing permit at Schiphol Airport (AMS), all aircraft operators must comply with the Dutch Aviation Act and relevant EU regulations, including EU Commission Regulations (EU) No. 300/2008, No. 185/2010, and No. 139/2014. Additionally, adherence to the Aerodrome Certificate issued on December 11, 2014, is mandatory. Access to restricted and clean areas within the airport is governed by the Schiphol Admission Regulations (RTS), with specific rules outlined in Articles 21, 22, and 24 regarding safe working practices, pollution control, and traffic management. Operators must also comply with strict noise and environmental regulations, particularly for Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 aircraft, as detailed in Article 35 of the Schiphol Regulations, and ensure adherence to the Environmental Management Act and the Carriage of Dangerous Goods Act.

To apply for a landing permit, operators must submit several documents, including an Aircraft Registration Certificate, Airworthiness Certificate, Certificate of Insurance, Noise Certificate, Flight Plan, and a valid Operator’s License. It is recommended that permit applications be submitted at least 72 hours before the intended flight. The permit’s validity will be specified in the issued document, generally covering the duration of the specific flight operation. Compliance with these regulations ensures smooth and lawful access to Schiphol Airport.