Slovenia Aviation Permits
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Civil Aviation Authority
- Name: Civil Aviation Agency of Slovenia (CAA Slovenia)
- Website: https://www.caa.si
- Contact: info.caa@gov.si
Estimated Processing Time
Requirements by Operation Type
Private flights within EU/Schengen do not require specific permits. Third-country private flights follow the same 24-hour permit process.
Third-country operators require overflight and landing permits 24 hours in advance. EU/Schengen operators exempt.
Covered by bilateral air service agreements. EU carriers operate freely under EU Regulation 1008/2008.
Overflight Permit
- Required: Conditional
- Authority: Civil Aviation Agency of Slovenia
- Lead Time: 24 hours before planned flight (for third-country flights)
- Validity: Per flight as specified
- Fees: No CAA processing fee; Eurocontrol route charges via Slovenia Control apply
Overflight permits required for flights originating from or destined to a third country (non-EU/Schengen). Flights within EU/Schengen area do not require overflight permits.
Submit application to the Civil Aviation Directorate of Slovenia at least 24 hours before the planned flight. Include aircraft information, operator details, flight number, route, and estimated arrival/departure times.
Landing Permit
- Required: Conditional
- Authority: Civil Aviation Agency of Slovenia
- Lead Time: 24 hours before scheduled flight (for third-country flights)
- Validity: Per flight as specified
- Fees: No CAA processing fee; standard airport and navigation charges apply
Required for flights to/from third countries entering Slovenian airspace. EU/Schengen flights exempt. Hazardous materials or armed personnel flights require diplomatic clearance from Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs at least 48 hours in advance.
Submit application to Civil Aviation Agency at least 24 hours before flight. Include aircraft registration, type, purpose of flight, operator details, and full flight plan. For hazmat/armed personnel: request diplomatic clearance 48 hours ahead.
Cabotage
Prohibited for non-EU carriers. EU carriers may operate cabotage under EU Regulation 1008/2008.
General Remarks
Slovenia is an EU and Schengen member state. Slovenia Control provides air navigation services. Flights carrying hazardous materials or armed personnel require separate diplomatic clearance.