Yalinga Airport
Yalinga, Central African Republic · Elev. 1975 ft
About This Airport
Yalinga Airport (AIG/FEFY) is situated in Yalinga, a town in the Haute-Kotto Prefecture of the Central African Republic. It is a small airstrip facilitating domestic flights and cargo services. AIG Airport features a single runway and basic facilities for passengers. The airport plays a crucial role in supporting transportation and access to essential services for residents of Yalinga and neighboring areas. It contributes to regional connectivity and socio-economic development in the remote regions of the Central African Republic.
Landing Procedures
Permit Requirements
Documents and information required for landing permit applications.
Required
- AOC
- Receiving Party Contacts
- Aircraft Documents
Not Required
- PPR (Prior Permission)
- Slots
- PIC Name
- EAPIS
- Entry & Exit Points
- Entry/Exit EET
- FIR Routing
- Operator Address
- PIC License
- SIC License
- Crew Passport Details
- Crew Count
- Crew Names
- Lead PAX Name
- Lead PAX Office
- PAX Nationalities
- PAX List
- PAX Passport Details
- Item 18 FPL
Frequently Asked Questions
Is an AOC required at Yalinga Airport?
Yes. A valid Air Operator Certificate (AOC) must be submitted as part of the permit or handling application at Yalinga Airport.
What operational details must be included in permit applications for Yalinga Airport?
- aircraft documents (C of A, C of R, radio licence, insurance)
Is receiving party contact required at Yalinga Airport?
Yes. A confirmed receiving party contact (handling agent or local representative) must be submitted as part of the permit application for Yalinga Airport.
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