Mexico Flight Permits | Part 91, 135 & 121 — ICCS®

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Navigating aviation regulations is complex; ICCS removes this burden. Our specialists secure landing and overflight permits, guide operators through regulatory categories and expedite approvals for last‑minute missions.

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Permits and Authorizations

Fly to Mexico and Latin America without setbacks. All flights, Private or Charter, require a Permit or Authorization. We have a specialized team always ready to assist you in obtaining Landing and Overflight Permits and Authorizations, as well as any type of Legal and Regulatory Assistance. Our team is based in Mexico City and we have an office near AFAC.

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Part 91 Authorizations

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Single Entry Authorization (AUI - Autorización Única de Internación)

For aircraft traveling regularly to Mexico

Valid for 180 days

Must operate with the same crew and the same passengers

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Indefinite Permit Part 135

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For aircraft up to 3.5 tons or with less than 14 seats

Covers from one aircraft to a complete fleet

Requires annual verification

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Indefinite Permit Part 121

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Charter / Commercial Flights

For aircraft over 3.5 tons or with more than 14 seats

Covers from one aircraft to a complete fleet

Does not require annual verification

In addition to the Indefinite Permit, an authorization is required for each flight

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Single Entry Permits Part 135 & 121

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Charter / Commercial Flights

Special and last-minute flights

For Companies with an Indefinite Permit in process

Valid for one flight only

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Overflight Permit

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For all aircraft overflying Mexican airspace

Aircraft Registration and Route will be required

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Special Services

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Fast-track services for short-notice or diverted flights

Overflight and landing permits for neighboring airspace (Central America/Caribbean)

Legal support for customs/immigration issues and APIS submissions

VIP customs and immigration processing when available

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ICCS® is operated by International Corporate & Cargo Services, headquartered in Mexico City, Mexico. ICCS is certified by the International Business Aviation Council (IBAC) under the International Standard for Business Aircraft Handling (IS-BAH), Stage III, ensuring adherence to global aviation safety, quality, and operational standards. ICCS maintains full compliance with Mexican aviation regulations and international operational guidelines, committed to integrity, safety, and excellence in corporate and cargo aviation services.