Need a solid flight support in Ethiopia ?
Ethiopia, the most populous landlocked country in the world, is slowly growing to be a popular hub for business aviation, with the aviation sector growing at a steady 20%, annually. Ethiopia, one of Africa’s oldest countries, is the continent’s second largest nation in terms of population.
iJET has a strong presence in Ethiopia, with ground handling and flight management services being offered in all the important Ethiopian airports.
iJET Ethiopia aviation services include Ethiopia airlines landing permit, Ethiopia overfly or Ethiopia overflight permit, Ethiopia air navigation, charter aviation, aircraft charter, aircraft aviation fuel services, aviation fuel supply, Aviation Fuel pricings, ground handling, navigation fees, and more.
City | Airport | ICAO | IATA | Type | Operating Hours (UTC) | Type of Fuel Availability | Time Zone |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Addis Ababa | Bole International | HAAB | ADD | civil | 24 hours | AVGAS, JET | (GMT+03:00) Africa/Addis_Ababa |
City | Addis Ababa |
Airport | Bole International |
ICAO | HAAB |
IATA | ADD |
Type | civil |
Operating Hours (UTC) | 24 hours |
Type of Fuel Availability | AVGAS, JET |
Time Zone | (GMT+03:00) Africa/Addis_Ababa |
There are certain things that aircraft operators need to keep in mind when planning for their flight to Ethiopia.
• All airport operations in Ethiopia require prior permission
• You require a local sponsor for your trip to Ethiopia.
• Ethiopia is very sensitive with official/diplomatic flights. For official or retired official personnel on board, or if the receiving party is an official or from an international organization, then all the documentation must be applied via diplomatic channel.
• Arrival and departure from any airport in Ethiopia, is required to take place only during the posted time of operations.
• Yellow fever vaccination is mandatory when travelling to Ethiopia.
• If you are carrying more than 10,000 USD, you have to declare it on entry.
Also, there are few factors to keep in mind when filing for a flight plan to Ethiopia-
• The pilot in command (PIC) is required to go in person to the airport office to file/sign the flight plan.
• For revision to the flight plan, it’s obligatory for the PIC to once again visit the airport office to file/sign the modification.
• It is necessary for the crew to communicate the permit number to ATC prior to landing.
• There is an area of restricted airspace about 45 km outside HAAB and this area cannot be overflown. Known as “Harar Meda,” in the town of Debre Zeit, this restricted airspace is an area of military aircraft operations.
• Kindly note, when flying to Ethiopia, you cannot overfly or land at Eritrea, due to political issues.
Our supervisory agents are available 24/7 to answer all the queries you have regarding flight planning and flight management for your next flight to Ethiopia.
iJET provides aviation fuel services at HAAB, HABD, HADR, and HAMK at credit facility for the convenience of its valued clients. For aviation fuel, it is advisable to make arrangements prior the departure of the flight. Note that, for aviation fuel uplifts, cash is not accepted as a form of payment. Fuel shortage is generally not an issue, but it is advisable to talk to your flight support provider for information on the types of aviation fuel availability and form of payments at different airports in Ethiopia. To inquire more about the aviation fuel services at airports in Ethiopia, you can also speak to our aviation fuel agent, who can advise you on all your aviation fuel requirements.
Every aircraft operator needs to obtain several flight permits before any flight (overflight permits and a landing permit). Overflight permits are necessary to enter, pass, and exit each country across your flight route. While landing permits are permissions to land in a particular airport at the destination country. The process of obtaining overflight and landing permits is complicated. Here comes iJET effective role in facilitating the process and securing flight permits on short notice due to its wide network of relations with the civil aviation authorities in almost every country around the world. iJET also helps aircraft operators to choose the flight route that imposes the minimum overflight fees, as most countries charge fees for processing overflight permits. Those fees are generally non-refundable. Overflight permit fees and landing permit fees are different from one country/airport to another. The required documents for applying to both overflight and landing permits also differ from one country to another. But generally, an aircraft operator is required to provide: the flight number, schedule and purpose of the flight, and aircraft airworthiness certificate, aircraft operator certificate, certificate of registration, insurance certificate, noise certificate, airworthiness review certificate.