Transporting dangerous goods by air is a highly sensitive process. These goods, by their nature, carry safety risks that require strict control at every step.
Permits
Planning a flight across several countries can become complicated, especially when overflight permits are involved.
When a medical emergency strikes, every second counts, especially in air ambulance operations.
Africa’s aviation industry is undergoing one of its most important digital transformations in decades.
In times of crisis, whether due to natural disasters, armed conflict, or public health emergencies, humanitarian flights become lifelines.
Securing the necessary permits for overflights, landings, and ground handling is critical to flight planning.
Flying isn’t just about working the flight controls or getting through your takeoff checklist. Before you even think about pulling back on that yoke, you’ve got a big job on the ground, getting your permit application done right.
Flying over Africa? You might not always need an overflight permit! Some countries waive permit requirements, allowing aircraft to pass through their airspace without prior approval.
Paying for aviation permits is more complicated than just sending money. Different countries have payment rules, and some only accept their local currency.
Flying over Kenya? You can’t just pick a route and go. Any commercial, private, or cargo aircraft operator must get an overflight permit before entering Kenyan airspace.