Angola Aviation Permits
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Civil Aviation Authority
- Name: Instituto Nacional da Aviacao Civil (INAVIC)
- Website: http://www.inavic.gv.ao
- Contact: inavic@inavic.gv.ao
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Requirements by Operation Type
Private flights require overflight and landing permits. AOC not required for private aircraft.
Prior permit required for all non-scheduled operations including charter and cargo flights. Minimum 48 working hours lead time.
Scheduled operations governed by bilateral air service agreements. Block permits available for regular services.
Overflight Permit
- Required: Yes
- Authority: INAVIC - Air Transport Department
- Lead Time: 7 working days recommended; minimum 48 working hours
- Validity: 72 hours from initial requested schedule
- Fees: Route navigation facility charges apply; no CAA processing fee
Permit number must be inserted in Item 18 of flight plan. All international flights must use ATS route network.
Submit application to Air Transport Department with flight schedule, entry/exit points, passenger details, and aircraft documents (AOC, COA, COI, CON, COR).
Landing Permit
- Required: Yes
- Authority: INAVIC - Air Transport Department
- Lead Time: 7 working days recommended; minimum 48 working hours
- Validity: 72 hours from initial requested schedule
- Fees: Landing and parking fees apply in addition to navigation charges
All aircraft documents required. Private aircraft do not require AOC.
Submit application to INAVIC with complete flight schedule, entry/exit points, passenger manifest, and full aircraft documentation.
Cabotage
Prohibited for foreign operators
General Remarks
Angola requires permits for all foreign-registered aircraft. Strict documentation requirements. CAA operates Mon-Fri. Outstanding navigation fees must be cleared before new permits are issued.