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China Landing Permits Situation

All international aircraft activities are strictly regulated by China’s Civil Aviation Administration (CAAC).

All non-scheduled flights require landing permits, though the specifics vary depending on the airport and type of aircraft.

China Overflight & Landing Permits

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China Landing Permits Requirements

Key Facts About China’s Airports

70+ international airports (major hubs: Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou)
Strict slot controls at all major airports
24/7 operations available at key hubs
APIS submission required 24 hours prior

Key Considerations

Strategic Location: Between Europe and Asia
Operating Airports: Mainly Zvartnots (EVN) and Shirak (LWN)
Processing Time: Typically 3-5 business days
Documentation: Strict adherence to requirements essential

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China Landing Permits

Mandatory Documentation

Flight Operational Details
- Complete flight schedule (local China time)
- Passenger manifest (full passport details)
- Cargo manifest (if applicable)
Aircraft Documentation
- Certificate of Registration (valid +6 months)
- Airworthiness Certificate (current)
- Insurance (minimum liability)
Crew Information
- Valid licenses with medical certificates
- Chinese visa approval (for overnight stays)
- Vaccination records (if applicable)
Operator Documents
- Air Operator Certificate (for commercial flights)
- CAAC-approved ground handler confirmation
- Security program approval

China Landing Permits Requirements

Step 1: Slot Coordination

Submit request minimum 7 days in advance (30+ days for major airports)
Beijing/Shanghai slots extremely competitive
Slot confirmation fee: (non-refundable)

Step 2: Permit Application

Submit through CAAC's online system or via:
- Approved Chinese handling agents (required)
- Diplomatic channels for state flights
Include all required documents
Pay application fee ($500-5,000 based on MTOW)

Step 3: Security Clearance

72-hour minimum for passenger vetting
Full APIS submission required
Additional screening for certain nationalities

Step 4: Final Approval

- Typically issued 48-72 hours before operation
- Requires full payment of all fees
- Original documents must be presented

Why Choose Us

Why Choose The Network Plan?

Navigating international aviation regulations requires precision. We handle:

ISAGO & IATA

ISAGO & IATA-certified handlers

Cost transparency

Cost transparency with no hidden fees

24/7 support

24/7 support for delays or diversions

Sustainability

Electric GSE and waste reduction programs

Airport-Specific Requirements

Beijing (ZBAA):
- Strict noise restrictions
- Night curfew 0100-0600 local
- Special security protocols
Shanghai (ZSSS/ZSPD):
- Dual airport system
- VIP movement restrictions
- Peak hour surcharges
Guangzhou (ZGGG):
- 24/7 operations
- Preferred for cargo operations
- Less restrictive than Beijing/Shanghai

Tips for Successful Applications

Engage approved handlers early
- Must use CAAC-approved ground handlers
- Essential for first-time operators
Prepare perfect documentation
- Chinese translations often required
- Documents must be notarized
Account for political factors
- Relations with operator’s country matter
- Special requirements for Taiwan/HK/Macau flights
Plan for peak restrictions
- Chinese New Year (January/February)
- National Day (October)
- Major political events

Why Use Professional Permit Services?

Engaging specialists like The Network Plan provides:

95% First-Time Approval Rate
Local SCAA Contacts for faster processing
Document Verification to prevent rejections
24/7 Application Monitoring
Cost Optimization strategies

Common Reasons for Denial

Insufficient lead time (7-day minimum)
Improper documentation (translation/notarization)
Political sensitivities (certain nationalities/routes)
Slot unavailability at major airports

Securing China landing permits requires:
✅ Perfect documentation
✅ 7+ days advance planning
✅ Approved local handlers
✅ Political/cultural awareness

For professional permit assistance, visit The Network Plan for complete China flight support.

Our Specialized Services

✔ Risk Assessment & Mitigation Planning

✔ Diplomatic Channel Coordination

✔ Emergency Contingency Development

✔ Alternative Route Optimization

Post-Approval Requirements

Final Manifest Submission: 24 hours before flight
Security Briefing: Mandatory for crew
Handling Confirmation: From approved ground agent
Payment Verification: All fees must be cleared
Last-Minute NOTAM Check: Essential before departure

Optimize Your China Landing Permit Strategy Today

At The Network Plan, we specialize in securing China Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) overflight permits, ensuring smooth and compliant crossings for commercial, private, and cargo flights

Contact us for a China Landing Permit audit or to discuss custom supply agreements!