Bitam Airport
Bitam, Gabon · Elev. 1969 ft
About This Airport
Bitam Airport (BMM/FOOB) is a small airport located in Bitam, Gabon, primarily serving general aviation. Bitam is situated near the border with Cameroon, offering tourists opportunities for wildlife viewing in the Lope National Park, exploring local markets, and experiencing Gabonese culture. The airport provides essential access for visitors exploring the remote regions of Gabon, as well as catering to general aviation enthusiasts interested in flying in Central Africa.
Landing Procedures
Permit Requirements
Documents and information required for landing permit applications.
Required
- AOC
- PIC Name
- Receiving Party Contacts
- Entry & Exit Points
- FIR Routing
- Aircraft Documents
Not Required
- PPR (Prior Permission)
- Slots
- EAPIS
- Entry/Exit EET
- 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 Bitam Airport?
Yes. A valid Air Operator Certificate (AOC) must be submitted as part of the permit or handling application at Bitam Airport.
What crew documentation is required at Bitam Airport?
- PIC full name
What operational details must be included in permit applications for Bitam Airport?
- aircraft documents (C of A, C of R, radio licence, insurance)
- FIR routing details
- entry and exit points
Is receiving party contact required at Bitam Airport?
Yes. A confirmed receiving party contact (handling agent or local representative) must be submitted as part of the permit application for Bitam Airport.
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