Vir Savarkar International Airport
Port Blair, India · Elev. 14 ft
About This Airport
Vir Savarkar International Airport, situated in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India, serves the capital city of Port Blair. It operates domestic flights and supports limited international connectivity. Tourists can explore scenic beaches, historical sites like Cellular Jail, and marine diversity through activities like snorkeling and scuba diving. The airport provides modern facilities for travelers and plays a vital role in tourism in the Andaman Islands.
Landing Procedures
Permit Requirements
Documents and information required for landing permit applications.
Required
- PIC Name
- EAPIS
- Aircraft Documents
- Crew Passport Details
- Crew Count
- Crew Names
- PAX List
- PAX Passport Details
- Item 18 FPL
Not Required
- PPR (Prior Permission)
- Slots
- AOC
- Receiving Party Contacts
- Entry & Exit Points
- Entry/Exit EET
- FIR Routing
- Operator Address
- PIC License
- SIC License
- Lead PAX Name
- Lead PAX Office
- PAX Nationalities
Frequently Asked Questions
What crew documentation is required at Vir Savarkar International Airport?
- PIC full name
- full crew name list
- crew passport details
- crew count
Are there passenger manifest or pre-arrival reporting requirements at Vir Savarkar International Airport?
- EAPIS pre-arrival reporting
- full passenger manifest
- passenger passport details
What operational details must be included in permit applications for Vir Savarkar International Airport?
- aircraft documents (C of A, C of R, radio licence, insurance)
- Item 18 FPL (OPR/, REG/, or specific identifiers)
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