Comoros Overflight Permit | ANACM & Published 3-Day Rule

Do You Need a Comoros Overflight Permit?

Yes, unless the right is granted under an applicable international convention. Comoros GEN 1.2 states that foreign aircraft may operate above Comorian territory when such a right exists under an international convention or when a special authorization has been issued.

Comoros Overflight Permit Requirements

Operators should provide complete flight and aircraft information before permit submission.

• Aircraft registration and aircraft type
• Operator name and contact details
• Complete schedule in UTC
• Departure and destination airport
• Route, entry point and exit point
• Purpose of flight and call sign

Required Documents

• Certificate of Registration
• Certificate of Airworthiness
• Aircraft insurance certificate
• Noise certificate, if applicable
• Air Operator Certificate for commercial flights
• Dangerous goods declaration, if applicable

Comoros Overflight Lead Time

For non-commercial overflight and/or landing, Comoros GEN 1.2 states that the authorization request should be submitted in writing 10 days before the planned flight and, when sent by fax, email or AFTN, no later than 3 days before the planned overflight or landing. ANACM also publishes the operational information and technical documents required for overflight/landing requests.

Comoros Authorization Validity and Schedule Changes

Comoros GEN 1.2 states that a special authorization may not have a validity exceeding 12 months. This is a maximum legal duration, not a promise that an individual permit will be issued for 12 months. Operate strictly within the dates and conditions stated on the actual authorization.

Main Airports in Comoros

Flight Categories Supported

• Private and business aviation flights
• Non-scheduled charter operations
• Cargo and freight flights
• Medevac, ambulance and humanitarian flights
• Ferry and delivery flights
• Flights requiring landing, fuel, handling or supervision

Comoros FIR Entry and Exit Points

Comoros routing is coordinated based on the filed ATC route, adjacent FIRs, aircraft performance and operational requirements. Permit2Fly reviews routing before submission to reduce revision risk.

Landing Permit, Handling and Fuel Support

If your aircraft will land in Comoros for passenger movement, technical stop, crew rest, cargo handling or fuel uplift, Permit2Fly can coordinate landing permit, ground handling, parking, supervision and fuel support.

We also assist with airport coordination, supplier follow-up, service confirmation, schedule revision and flight watch support until completion.

Overflight Charges and Airport Fees

Charges may depend on aircraft type, MTOW, route, flight category, landing requirement, parking duration and requested airport services. For landing operations, airport fees, handling, passenger support and fuel services may apply separately.

Official Comoros Aviation Reference

Use current authority and AIP material as the controlling source for permit applicability, timing, documentation and operating conditions.

• ANACM – Overflight and Landing Authorization Requirements

Why Choose Permit2Fly?

• 24/7 permit coordination
• Support for urgent and short-notice flights
• Landing, fuel and ground handling coordination
• Route and schedule revision support
• Regional Africa and Indian Ocean flight support coverage

Frequently Asked Questions