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Watertown International Airport (ART) has specific landing permit requirements and FAA regulations that operators must follow. The airport is open to the public but does not have a control tower. For aircraft weighing under 6,000 lbs, there are no landing fees, while those over this weight are subject to landing fees. The airport operates from 0600 to 1800 hours from October to April and 0500 to 1900 hours from May to September. For international operations, ART is designated as an international airport of entry, and a 2-hour prior permission required (PPR) must be obtained for customs. Unscheduled operations with more than 30 passenger seats also require a 2-hour PPR. Operators must file a flight plan, provide proof of insurance, ensure the aircraft’s registration and airworthiness certificates are up to date, and ensure pilots have valid licenses and medical certificates. Communication is handled on CTAF/UNICOM at 123.0 MHz, with weather information available via ASOS at 132.325 MHz. Additionally, for international flights, pilots must notify U.S. Customs at least two hours before arrival.