What is AFI10-1801?
AFI10-1801 is a regulation issued by the United States Air Force (USAF) that deals with foreign governmental aircraft landings at USAF installations.

Which aircraft does AFI10-1801 apply to?
AFI10-1801 applies to all foreign governmental aircraft seeking to land at USAF installations.

Why do foreign governmental aircraft need to comply with AFI10-1801?
Compliance with AFI10-1801 ensures that foreign governmental aircraft adhere to the rules, procedures, and security measures established by the USAF.

Can foreign governmental aircraft land at a USAF installation without prior permission?
No, foreign governmental aircraft must obtain prior permission before landing at a USAF installation.

What is the purpose of the prior permission request (PPR) process?
The PPR process is designed to allow the USAF to assess and coordinate the arrival of foreign governmental aircraft, ensuring the availability of necessary support services and compliance with security procedures.

How far in advance should foreign governmental aircraft submit PPR requests?
PPR requests should be submitted at least 72 hours in advance of the planned landing, except in cases of emergencies.

Is there a specific office or point of contact for submitting PPR requests?
Yes, each USAF installation has a designated point of contact responsible for receiving PPR requests. This information can be obtained by contacting the respective installation's foreign clearance authority.

Are there any specific requirements for aircraft documentation?
Yes, foreign governmental aircraft must provide copies of their registration certificates, airworthiness certificates, and evidence of insurance coverage along with the PPR request.

Are there any fees associated with foreign governmental aircraft landings?
Yes, depending on the services required, there may be landing fees, ramp fees, fuel charges, or other applicable fees. These will be specified in the PPR approval or notification.