London Fashion Week – one of the Big Four fashion weeks in the world – is once again turning the spotlight on more than 250 designers on February 14 to 18, 2020 at the BFC Show Space, The Store X in London.

Organized by the British Fashion Council, the high-profile fashion event parades trendsetting creations from both renowned and established fashion houses, as well as upcoming designers and labels.

If you are flying to London for the city’s glittering and action-packed fashion week, you will want to take note of these important details.

AIRPORT OPTIONS

London Biggin Hill Airport [BQH, EGKB]

London Biggin Hill Airport serves commercial, business and general aviation aircraft. Located at Biggin Hill in the London Borough of Bromley, the airport is about 12 miles from the city center, giving passengers and crew quick and easy access to the capital.

Slots and Prior Permission Required (PPR) are not needed, and there are no parking restrictions. EGKB operates from 0630 to 2300 LT on weekdays and 0800 to 2200 LT on weekends and public holidays.

NOTE: Aircraft operating in EGKB must have Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) noise certification and must comply with strict noise level requirements:

• Take-off 89 EPNdB
• Sideline 94 EPNdB
• Approach 98 EPNdB

Oxford Airport [OXF, EGTK]

Oxford Airport is the primary regional and business aviation airport in the Thames Valley area. Although specializing in general and business aviation, EGTK also serves as the only commercial airport between London Heathrow and Birmingham. Formerly known as Kidlington Airport, EGTK is approximately 62 miles (100 kilometers) from Central London.

Slots and PPR are required, and parking is arranged on a first come, first served basis.

EGTK operates from 0600 to 2230 LT, seven days a week. Operational hours can be extended to 2359 strictly upon request. Jetex can arrange on-site helicopter shuttle services to/from central London.

Farnborough Airport [FAB, EGLF]

Farnborough Airport is a 770-acre (310-hectare) business and general aviation airport located in Farnborough, Rushmoor in the county of Hampshire, England. From EGLF, the capital can be accessed through a 30-minute train ride or a 12-minute helicopter service to Battersea, a district in South West London.

EGLF is a slot coordinated airport. Slots are provided along with handling confirmation. Parking is available.

EGLF provides a full range of business aviation services for passengers, crew and aircraft. It operates from 0700 to 2200 LT on Mondays through Fridays, and 0800 to 2000 on weekends and bank holidays.

London City Airport [LCY, EGLC]

London City Airport is an international airport in the Royal Docks in the London Borough of Newham. Situated about 6.9 miles (11 kilometers) east of the City of London, it provides easy access by road to London and Great Britain. EGLC is home to the only private jet center within London itself, bringing passengers closer to major business hubs in the city.

EGLC is a slot coordinated airport, and PPR is not required. Parking is arranged on a first come, first served basis. Its operational hours are:

• 0630 to 2200 on Mondays to Fridays
• 0630 to 1230 on Saturdays
• 1230 to 2200 on Sundays

All aircraft operating to EGLC must first be approved. To get approval, the following documents must be submitted:

• Proof of flight crew experience or training
• Steep approach and short field take-off and landing Airplane Flight Manual (AFM) supplement endorsed by the regulating authority.
• Letter from regulating authority approving the crew and proposed aircraft for operations into London City Airport.

London Luton Airport [LTN, EGGW]

London Luton Airport is an international airport located east of Luton town center in Bedfordshire, England. The 24/7 airport is situated about 28 miles (45 kilometers) north of Central London.

Slots are required in EGGW and parking is on a first come, first served basis. If the flight is not declared as “private” and has a maximum takeoff weight (MTOW) of 10 tons and above, all passengers, crew and luggage will need to undergo security screening.

A separate General Aviation Report (GAR) will be required for both arrival and departure.

If any non-EU passengers are arriving, a Remote Clearance Form must be completed and delivered to handler a minimum of six hours prior to the aircraft’s arrival. Jetex will fill both GAR forms and Remote Clearance Forms for your flight as needed.

GROUND HANDLING

Handling is mandatory in EGKB, EGTK, EGLF, EGLC and EGGW. Jetex provides ground handling to any aircraft in all these airports through our handling partners.

FUEL

Sending a fuel release request in advance is highly recommended to prevent delays on fuel delivery, especially when there are events that may increase demand. Feel free to contact fuelpricing@jetex.com for a fuel quotation.

GROUND TRANSPORTATION

A selection of chauffeured limousines, luxury vehicles, coaches and buses is available in all airports. Jetex can arrange any ground transportation requirement for both passengers and crew from and to EGKB, EGTK, EGLF, EGLC and EGGW.

PERMITS

A landing permit is not required for private flights. All non-United Kingdom air carriers planning to perform commercial operations to, from or within the UK must have a Foreign Carrier Permit before the flight can be undertaken. Jetex will arrange this permit for your flight, if needed.

European Economic Area (EEA) and European Free Trade Association (EFTA) air carriers are currently allowed to undertake services to and from the UK without a permit, provided their flights originate from or are bound to territories within the European Common Aviation Area. EEA carriers can also undertake services within UK (cabotage flights) without a permit.

NOTE: The United Kingdom has officially exited the EU on January 31, 2020 and is no longer an EU Member. A transition period is effective until December 31, 2020. During this period, landing permit regulations might change. If your flight requires a landing permit, Jetex can arrange it on your behalf.

CUSTOMS AND IMMIGRATION

Operators are required to complete and submit a GAR before flying to the UK, as instructed by the UK Government here. Jetex will fill and submit GAR forms for your flight as needed.

VISA

UK visa requirements may differ depending on the purpose of travel to UK. Please check the following links for information on UK visas and entry requirements: https://www.gov.uk/browse/visas-immigration and https://www.gov.uk/uk-border-control/at-border-control.

EEA nationals traveling to the UK for a short-term visit must present their national identity card or passport and are not subject to restrictions.

For aircrew, a valid passport, a pilot’s license or a crew member certificate must be presented. All documents need to have a description of the bearer, including nationality and photograph.

HOTELS

Five-star luxury hotels near the venue include Hotel the Savoy, ME London and Corinthia London. Jetex can take care of hotel arrangements in London for both passengers and aircrew. Please contact travel@jetex.com so we can prepare a list of suitable hotel options for you.

CLIMATE

The weather in London during February is cold, with an average temperature of 44.6 °F (7 °C) to 50 °F (10 °C) and low temperatures reaching around 37.4 °F (3 °C) to 41 °F (5 °C) during nighttime and early mornings.

London experiences about 15 to 16 days of rain during February, so it’s best to be prepared.

OTHER CONSIDERATIONS

Pet Travel Scheme

UK allows passengers to travel with pets, provided that they meet the following requirements:

• Their pets have been microchipped.
• Their pets have a pet passport or a third-country official veterinary certificate.
• Their pets have been vaccinated against rabies.

For further information, please click here.

London Biggin Hill Airport, Oxford Airport and Farnborough Airport have their own dedicated pet handling services and can clear pets immediately for entry into the UK.

EXECUTIVE HANDLING & FLIGHT SUPPORT SOLUTIONS IN LONDON

Jetex provides complete executive aviation and flight support solutions for aircraft operating to London. Send us a message with your requirements at info@jetex.com or call us at +1 305 306 4000.

Italy ranks as the third most visited country in Europe, following France and Spain. Although Italy’s overall economic growth is expected to stagnate in the coming years, its thriving tourism industry is poised to skyrocket further.

According to the latest study by the United Nations World Tourism Organization, more than 62 million tourists headed to Italy in 2018 – a figure forecast to increase every year.

If you’re planning to operate to Italy anytime soon, our aviation guideline here can help you better navigate Italy’s busy skies and avoid any inconveniences and delays.

1. MAIN AIRPORTS

Italy has a total of 77 airports, making it especially accessible by air travel. Rome – the capital city – is served by two airports: Leonardo da Vinci Airport and Ciampino Airport.

Ciampino–G.B. Pastine International Airport [CIA, LIRA]

Ciampino Airport is the secondary international airport serving Rome and is an important entry airport for general aviation (executive and charter flights). Ciampino Airport is about 25 minutes away from Rome by car without traffic.

LIRA is home to a dedicated General Aviation Terminal. Jetex Italy is stationed in LIRA, providing complete ground support and can arrange services across all main airports in the country.

Leonardo da Vinci Airport [FCO, LIRF]

Leonardo da Vinci Airport is the largest airport in Rome, catering to international and domestic flights. It is also one of the busiest airports in Europe, with around 43 million passengers annually.

Located in the town of Fiumicino, Leonardo da Vinci Airport is also known as Rome Fiumicino Airport and is around 30 minutes away by car (without traffic) from Rome’s downtown area.

Other Main Airports in Italy:

• Pisa International Airport (PSA, LIRP) – South Pisa
• Milan Malpensa International Airport (MXP, LIMC) – Milan
• Milan Linate Airport (LIN, LIML) – Milan
• Florence Airport, Peretola (FLR, LIRQ) – Florence (Formally known as Amerigo Vespucci Airport)
• Orio al Serio International Airport (BGY, LIME) – Bergamo (Also known as Milan Bergamo Airport)
• Venice Airport Marco Polo (VCE, LIPZ) – Venice
• Catania–Fontanarossa Airport (CTA, LICC) – Catania (Also known as Vincenzo Bellini Airport)
• Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport (BLQ, LIPE) – Bologna
• Naples International Airport (NAP, LIRN) – Naples
• Falcone Borsellino Airport (PMO, LICJ) – Palermo (Also simply known as Palermo Airport)

Parking and Slots

All private and commercial flights that operate aircraft with less than 19 seats can obtain a PPR (to be put in item 18 of the flight plan) to have their parking confirmed.

All commercial aircraft with more than 19 seats need slots to operate in any airfield. Slots can be applied directly by the operator or through Jetex Italy with a power of attorney from the operator. Assoclearance is the entity that manages slots in Italy.

NOTE: This guide provides general information on Italy’s airports. However, some airports may have different guidelines. Get in touch with Jetex Italy if you have inquiries.

2. GROUND HANDLING

Handling is mandatory in all civil airports in Italy. In LIRA, Jetex provides direct ground handling to any aircraft, whereas ground handling support across all of Italy’s airports is available through our nationwide network of partners.

3. FUEL

Every airport has available fuel at all times, but Avgas is not available in LIRA. In Rome, fuel carnets are accepted by certain providers. Jetex fuel releases are accepted and cash payment can be made but not encouraged.

Sending a request for fuel release prior to arrival is highly recommended to prevent delays on fuel delivery.

4. GROUND TRANSPORTATION

Ground transportation in Italy’s airports generally includes airport shuttles, transfers and authorized taxis. Jetex Italy can arrange luxury cars, vans, and big buses for both crew and passengers in LIRA and across the country.

5. PERMITS

Italian Charter Landing Permit Requirements

All charter (non-scheduled commercial) flights by non-EU-registered aircraft require landing permits. For any aircraft with up to 19 passenger seats, these operations are referred to as “air taxi flights,” and only annual charter permits are available. An annual charter permit covers an operator’s entire fleet, assuming all aircraft have been specified on the permit. Once approved, an Italian charter permit is valid for 12 months.

Air taxi is defined as “a flight that involves transport of passengers, with their own freight (baggage), under a single charter contract for the entire capacity of an aircraft having no more than 19 passenger seats.”

Exemptions for EU-registered aircraft

EU-registered charter aircraft with 19 passenger seats or less do not require landing permits. L’Ente Nazionale per l’Aviazione Civile (ENAC, or Italian Civil Aviation Authority) does not require any special permit or notification, but operators should submit a ground handling request and file a flight plan.

Lead Time for Processing Landing Permits

Processing an annual Italian charter landing permit takes 20 business days, provided that the operator has landed within the EU as a charter in the last two International Air Transport Association seasons (March to October and October to March). Otherwise, processing will take 45 business days.

Processing Hours

ENAC processes charter permits from Mondays through Fridays, 9:00-17:00 local time. The office is closed on weekends and holidays. Please note that after-hours permit processing is not possible under any circumstances, and after-hours contact numbers are not available.

Requirements for non-EU-registered aircraft

Operators applying for a charter permit to Italy for the first time – or those who have not operated to Italy during the past two IATA seasons – need to submit specific documents to the Italian Air Transport Development Division:

• Air Operator Certificate complete with operational specifications.
• Foreign Operator Questionnaire, validated by the aeronautical authorities, of the applicant is always required for air carriers performing flights with aircraft that have more than 19 passenger seats.
• Certificate of Registration and Airworthiness, along with a noise certificate and ACASII EGPWS equipment certification.
• Valid liability insurance issued according to EU Regulation 785/2004 and in compliance with ENAC’s standard form insurance requirements.
• Letter of approval from the civil authority in which the aircraft is registered, certifying that the company’s security program complies with International Civil Aviation Organization Annex 17, and it must be signed by the Transportation Security Administration inspector who supervised the issuing document.
• Power of attorney (POA) authorizing the ground handler to obtain the permit on the operator’s behalf. This POA must be on the company’s letterhead and notarized (must include a stamp and signature).

Domestic Operations

Charter landing permits specify which Airports of Entry (AOEs) you may travel to within Italy. To travel to a domestic airport, an aircraft must first arrive or depart through an Italian AOE.

Note: For domestic travel in Italy, carrying passengers not associated with a flight’s international legs is considered cabotage. Boarding any additional passenger(s) that you did not bring into Italy is strictly not allowed.

Overflight Permits and Regulations

To secure overflight permits or to notify your intent to fly over Italian territory, communication must be made to overflights@enac.gov.it using the application form provided by ENAC and available in the section reserved to standard forms.

Carriers who need advance authorization and are applying for the first time to perform a stop for non-traffic purposes must provide the following documents:

• Copy of AOC
• Copy of Insurance Certificate, to be kept in force during the period covering requested operations, issued according to the attached form and pursuant to EC Regulation 785/04 on minimum insurance requirements for carriers operating within the EC territory

Carriers who do not need advance authorization and are applying for the first time to make a stop for non-traffic purposes must forward a copy of their AOC, and in case of landing, a copy of a valid insurance certificate.

For more information on Overflight Permits in Italy for non-EU carriers, please refer to this link.

6. CUSTOMS AND VISAS

Obtaining visa on arrival in any Italian entry location is not possible. Nationalities who require a visa must arrive in Italy with a valid visa. To know if you will need a visa to Italy, refer to this link.

Customs in LIRA are available at all times at the General Aviation Terminal. Customs in other Italian airports are mostly available 24/7; however, in case of special hours, Jetex Italy can arrange Customs to be present at the arrival and/or departure times of our clients.

7. HOTEL

As one of Europe’s premier tourist destinations, Italy offers an extensive variety of luxury hotels and accommodations. Jetex can make any arrangement for your hotel of preference anywhere in Italy.

8. SECURITY

Italy is a politically stable country. Public transportation is always patrolled by law forces. Aside from petty crimes like pickpockets in the big cities, Italy is a safe country. In case of emergencies, visitors can dial 112, free of charge and available 24/7.

Operating to Italy?

For smooth and simplified operations to Italy, get in touch with Jetex Italy at fbo-cia@jetex.com or +39 06 8760 8223.

 

On January 24 to 26, the winter wonderland of St. Moritz in Switzerland will host the Snow Polo World Cup 2020, the only high-goal tournament on snow in the world.

Held on the frozen lake of St. Moritz, the glitzy event attracts the world’s best polo players and some of the wealthiest audiences looking to enjoy brilliant polo matches set in the stunning landscape of Engadin Valley.

With snow-capped mountains framing the venue, it is no wonder the Snow Polo World Cup ranks as one of the most awaited sporting events across the globe, especially among the elite.

1. AIRPORT OPTIONS

Samedan Airport [SMV, LSZS]

Samedan Airport is the closest airport to the Snow Polo World Cup venue, about 5 kilometers from St. Moritz, or around 9 to 16 minutes by car depending on the route taken.

Also referred to as Engadin Airport, SMV/LSZS is a dedicated private aviation airport situated within Switzerland’s Engadin valley. Due to its unique geographical location, operating to the airport means facing difficult topography, winds and thin air.

LSZS operates from 0800 LT to sunset during wintertime, and 0800 to 1900 LT daily during summer. Prior Permission Required (PPR) is needed to confirm slots. Overnight parking is arranged on a first come, first served basis due to limited availability of aircraft parking. If overnight parking is not available, a quick turnaround can be arranged.

Flying to St. Moritz for the Snow Polo World Cup? Jetex can take care of all your private flight arrangements.

Zurich International Airport [ZRH, LSZH]

A major alternative airport is Zurich International Airport, the biggest and busiest airport in Switzerland. It provides easy access to downtown Zurich and other major cities, but is about two to three hours away from St. Moritz.

Slots and Airport Restrictions in Zurich Airport:

• Curfew for private flights covers 2200 to 0600 LT.
• Flight plans must precisely match airport slots +/- 0 minutes. No deviations are permitted.
• A unique slot number (slot ID) is assigned and should be entered in field 18 of the ATC flight plan. Note: Flight plans without a corresponding slot ID will be rejected.
• If an aircraft will arrive from or depart to a Schengen station, passport control will not be required.
• As of May 1, 2019, the Swiss Border Control requires submission of General Declaration (GENDEC) before entering Switzerland.

EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg [BSL, LSZM, MLH, EAP]

Commonly known as simply EuroAirport, LSZM is situated about seven kilometers northwest of Basel city center. From the airport, the drive to St. Moritz can take more than three to four hours.

Whether you’re flying to Zurich or to EuroAirport, Jetex can provide reliable flight support solutions for your smooth and efficient operation to Switzerland.

2. FUEL

Send your request for fuel release before arrival to avoid delays on fuel delivery. To get a fuel quotation, please contact fuelpricing@jetex.com.

3. GROUND HANDLING

Handling is mandatory in Samedan and Zurich airports. Jetex provides ground handling to any aircraft in Samedan, Zurich and EuroAirport through our extensive network of partners.

NOTE: Cancellation of flights to Samedan should be submitted 24 hours before arrival.

4. GROUND TRANSPORTATION

Jetex can arrange luxury cars, vans, and big buses for crew and passengers coming from or going to Samedan, Zurich or EuroAirport.

5. PERMITS

Foreign air carriers planning to operate to Switzerland with civil aircraft may need a landing permit, depending on the domicile of the operator and the type of flight.

Charter flights, commercial business flights, and scheduled flights that do not qualify for free access to the EU market need to apply for a permit from the Federal Office of Civil Aviation (FOCA).

European Union (EU)/European Free Trade Association (EFTA) Air Carriers

In compliance with Regulation (EC) No 1008/2008, foreign air carriers based in member EU or EFTA states do not require a permit for flights between the European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland.

Cabotage flights within Switzerland are not regulated by the existing bilateral civil aviation agreements and always require a permit.

Non-EU/Non-EFTA Air Carriers Charter Flights

Landing permit is mandatory and application should be submitted not later than 72 hours before the first flight.

Jetex can arrange your flight permits, if needed.

6. VISA

Visa requirements may vary depending on nationality and duration of stay. Find out if you need a visa here.

7. SECURITY

Switzerland is one of the safest countries in Europe and worldwide. Observing normal safety precautions is recommended.

8. HOTELS

St. Moritz features an enviable array of high-class hotels, including the elegantly majestic Badrutt’s Palace Hotel and the upscale and more contemporary Carlton Hotel. Kulm Hotel, Suvretta House and Kempinski Grand Hotel des Bains are also widely popular among the prestigious event’s select visitors.

Jetex can arrange your stay at any of the luxury hotels in St. Moritz. Please contact travel@jetex.com for more details.

9. CLIMATE

January is the coldest month in Switzerland, with temperatures bordering on freezing. In St. Moritz, the temperature in January ranges from high 32°F (-2°C) to low 3.2°F
(-16°C).

10. LANGUAGE

Airports in Switzerland are multilingual, with information available in English, French and German. English is not an official language but used by many.

FLYING TO ST. MORITZ FOR SNOW POLO WORLD CUP?

Make sure your flight to St. Moritz, Switzerland is smooth and easy. Send us a message at info@jetex.com or give us a call at +971 4 212 4000 for complete flight support solutions and bespoke travel arrangements.

 

The Australian Open 2020 will see the world’s greatest professional tennis players battle it out at Melbourne Park to find out who will emerge victorious and claim the title Australian Grand Slam Champion. With astounding prizes and global prestige at stake, the annual tournament truly packs in the excitement and the crowd.

One of the biggest and most anticipated events in tennis, Australian Open 2020 will take place from January 20 to February 2. Traveling to Melbourne for the event? Here is what you need to know to effortlessly operate to Melbourne.

1. AIRPORT OPTIONS

Melbourne Airport [MEL, YMML]

Melbourne is primarily served by Melbourne Airport, the second busiest airport in Australia and the main international airport serving Melbourne’s metropolitan area.

Commonly known as Tullamarine Airport, Melbourne Airport is about 23 kilometers away from the city center and around 30 minutes away from Melbourne Park by car in good traffic conditions.

NOTE: Slots and PPR are not required for private flights operating to Melbourne Airport. There are also no parking restrictions.

Essendon Fields Airport [MEB, YMEN]

Essendon Fields Airport serves commercial, charter, general aviation and corporate jet flights. Situated next to the intersection of the Tullamarine and Calder Freeways, Essendon Airport is the nearest airport to the city center. Its operating hours are from 0600 to 2300 LT.

NOTE: Slot is not needed, but PPR can be arranged with handling. Maximum takeoff weight (MTOW) limit is 49999Kg for any aircraft operating to the airport. Securing approval from the National Passenger Processing Committee is required if total number of people on board is 10, including the crew. The approval takes up to 10 working days.

Avalon Airport [AVV, YMAV]

Avalon Airport is an international airport catering to both commercial and general aviation flights. Located in Avalon in the City of Greater Geelong in Victoria, Avalon Airport is approximately 30-40 minutes away from Melbourne Park by car.

Although located outside Melbourne’s metropolitan district, Avalon Airport is the second busiest airport out of the four airports serving Melbourne. Light aircraft may land and park at AVV if certain conditions are met. Avalon Airport features a single runway and a helipad.

NOTE: Avalon Airport is a slot coordinated airport. PPR is mandatory and parking restrictions apply for GA flights. In contrast with MEL, AVV is not regulated by the Commonwealth Airports Act.

2. FUEL

Send your fuel request before arrival to avoid delays on fuel delivery. To get a fuel quotation, please contact fuelpricing@jetex.com.

 3. GROUND HANDLING

Ground handling is mandatory in all airports. Jetex provides ground handling to any aircraft through our handling partners in Melbourne, Essendon and Avalon airports.

4. GROUND TRANSPORTATION

Available ground transportation generally comprises airport shuttles, transfer and authorized taxis. At Melbourne Airport, the Tullamarine Freeway provides convenient access to the airport. Tullamarine Freeway includes one offramp directly connected to the airport grounds, and another offramp for taxis, buses, airport staff and freight transport.

Another major link to Melbourne Airport is the M80 Western Ring Road, offering direct connection to Melrose Drive, which is 1.5 kilometers from the terminal area.

For luxury cars, vans and other VIP transport from Melbourne, Essendon or Avalon Airport to the city center or your preferred hotel, get in touch with Jetex.

5. PERMITS

All non-scheduled and commercial flights need landing permits to operate to Australia. Processing time may take around 5 working days from the date the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) receives your complete application, including all supporting documents.

NOTE: Operating large marginally compliant (MCC3) jet aircraft in Australia is subject to certain regulations. Non-scheduled operations by MCC3 aircraft are not allowed at Melbourne, Essendon and Avalon airports. The same restriction applies to airports in Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Hobart, Canberra, Darwin, Gold Coast and Newcastle (Williamtown).

Noise permission from the Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development is required so applications for non-scheduled flights to these ports can be assessed. The noise permission should go together with the landing application form. Jetex can arrange all the necessary permits for your flight.

6. CUSTOMS

Australia has strict regulations on items that travelers can and cannot bring when entering the country. To know if the item you are bringing is restricted, prohibited or needs to be declared, please refer to this guideline.

7. VISA

Except for Australian passport holders and New Zealand passport holders, who can get visa on arrival, all others need to have a visa to enter Australia. To determine the right visa for you and the necessary requirements, please refer to this link.

8. SECURITY

Australia is considered to be an extremely safe country with very low crime rates. In big cities such as Melbourne, normal precautionary measures are advised.

9. PEAK SEASON AND CLIMATE

December to February is Melbourne’s peak travel season, with several major events happening such as the Australian Open. These months make up the summer season in Melbourne, with temperatures averaging 57.2°F (14°C) to 77.5°F (25.3°C).

10. HOTELS

A wide variety of hotels and hotel apartments is available in Melbourne for passengers and crew. If you wish to stay somewhere a few minutes away from Melbourne Park, consider Pullman Melbourne on the Park, The Langham, Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne and Grand Hyatt. Wherever you wish to stay, Jetex can make all the necessary arrangements for you.

11. OTHER CONSIDERATIONS

Aircraft Disinsection

All international aircraft entering Australia are required to be disinsected through aerosolized spraying or residual treatments with insecticides prescribed by the World Health Organization.

The procedure may include crew members spraying aerosol cans within the cabin while travelers are on-board, or treating the aircraft before travelers get on board. Cargo holds also need to be treated.

Operate Effortlessly to Melbourne

Jetex can take care of all your flight support needs to Melbourne – from ground handling and flight planning, to refueling and in-flight catering. Contact us through info@jetex.com or +971 4 212 4000.