Operational Briefs
Latin America
- Mexico – Non Revenue (Pt91) flights into Mexico require landing permits. Ensure your Service Provider has obtained one or made arrangements to have one issued upon arrival.
- Most countries in Latin America require advance copies of Aircraft Documents and Pilot License and Medical Certificates. Please ensure you have provided copies to your Service Provider in advance.
- U.S. citizens need a U.S. Treasury Dept. license in order to engage in any transactions related to travel to and within Cuba (this includes the use of U.S. currency). Before planning any travel to Cuba, U.S. citizens should contact the Licensing Division, Office of Foreign Assets Control, U.S. Department of Treasury.
Organizing and delivering a successful trip does not just happen. It requires aviation professionals who are committed to providing top-notch customer service before, during, and after the trip.
Before The Trip Begins
- Gather information about the trip.
- Identify special passenger requests.
- Analyze the trip.
- Obtain required documents.
- Present the flight plan to the customer.
During The Trip
- Maintain constant customer contact.
- Take care of any trip changes.
- Resolve any ground handling issues.
- Provide customs and weather updates.
- Provide updates on sports scores (for avid fans).
After The Trip
- Obtain feedback from the crew.
- Ensure all passenger requests have been accommodated.
- Provide a detailed invoice to the client.