Permits

GAS German Aviation Service manages entry permits for non-EAA commercial operators flying to Germany. Submit necessary documents to the LBA two days before the flight; we ensure compliance with EASA TCO Approval, AOC, registration, airworthiness, insurance, and security plans.

Who needs an Entry Permit?

All commercial operators from non-EAA member states operating charter flights to Germany must obtain an entry permit from the German Civil Aviation Authority (CAA/LBA). This requirement applies to both single and seasonal flight programs. An entry permit has to be obtained and maintained on a regular basis. It is a highly bureaucratic and time consuming process and should only be managed by experienced professionals.

Required Documentation

An application requires several documents that have to be submitted to the German CAA (LBA) two full working days prior to operation. Weekends and German public holidays are not considered working days! To secure your entry permit for Germany, ensure you provide us with the following mandatory documents:

Declaration of authorized recipient (must be stamped by operator)

EASA TCO Approval

Certificate of Registration

Certificate of Airworthiness (or Airworthiness Review Certificate)

Noise Certificate

Third Party Legal Liability Insurance

Liability Insurance covering damage to persons, baggage, cargo and damage caused by delay

Charter Contract

Schedule in UTC time and with IATA airport codes

Aviation Security Plan approved by the LBA

How can we help you obtaining an entry permit for Germany?

Obtaining an entry permit requires profound knowledge about the bureaucratic process. At GAS German Aviation Service we have a good professional relationship with the responsible authorities and are known for the accuracy of our applications. We will assist you every step of the process, obtain your permit and act as your official recipient towards the authorities.

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