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Flying to Israel on a GA private flight There are 2 international airports serving as point of entry to Israel, with custom and passport control. The large and busy one is LLBG - Ben Gurion near Tel Aviv with all international facilities, including the need for handling agent . It is required to apply for GA Arrival/landing permit ( security clearance ) by submitting the application form, 2-3 weeks in advance to the planed flight ( see below the link to the ASOC form ) . How ever keep in mind that Haifa airport is only operational by VMC. Below you will find links to: Israel A.I.P (English edition), Aircraft & Passengers Fees and charges on International flights and other initial necessary information. Please do not hesitate to contact us for any further information |
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Aircraft & Passengers Fees and charges - International flights |
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Aeronautical Information Publication ISRAEL > LLHA LLBG LLET |
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( ASOC ) - GA Arrival/landing application Form |
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The privilege of PPL - foreign licensed pilots One must file a flight plan at the IAA center, for every flight ! at least 30 minute prior to Take off ! By local regulations, Foreign licensed pilots are not allowed to fly on VFR routes Since most of the airports and airfields are not equipped for IFR approaches it is not practical to plan an IFR tour in the country. Validation procedure requires written exams ( aeronautical law, radio operation, navigation, technical knowledge ) as well as practical flight test with CAA examiner, it might take few weeks to complete and it is valid for one year only. The practical way to have a one time flight is to rent a plane with a local flight instructor in the right seat. The other possible way is to find a
local licensed pilot and join a ride. Most popular planes are Cessna 152 / 172. Also available Piper Cherokee 6 and few twins. The cost of renting C 172 is about USD 200.- per hour ( all included ) plus instructor fees ~ USD 80.-; LL100 Fuel cost ~ USD 2.00 per litter If you are planning to visit Israel and fly, you better look, well in advance, for more information about the possibilities You are welcome to contact AOPA Israel at any time. |
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