Flight Operations to Friedrichshafen - Aero Expo 2017

Flight Operations to Friedrichshafen - Aero Expo 2017: Planning a trip to Friedrichshafen for Aero Expo this April? Here's what you need to know.Aero Friedrichshafen - the Global Show for General Aviation - gets underway from April 5-8 and will see hundreds of exhibitors from over 35 countries meet in the picturesque city on the shore of Lake Constance in Southern Germany. Here's the crucial operational information you need to best plan a mission to Friedrichshafen.

Friedrichshafen Airport

• IATA: FDH
• ICAO: EDNY
• Latitude/ Longitude: N47-40.3 E009-30.7
• Magnetic variation: 02E
• Elevation: 1367ft.
• Fuel: Jet A-1 and Avgas

Operational Information for Flight Operations to Friedrichshafen:

• The airport is approved for all types of aircraft that comply with the requirements of ICAO Annex 16 Chapter III or can provide a comparable noise certificate
• Additional restrictions apply to ultralight aircraft (PPR)
• PPR required during AERO 2017, slot allocation is not required
• Overflight and landing permits are not required if operating under the standard airworthiness certificate
• Nighttime restrictions are in place
• There are no parking restrictions

NOTAM

C0667/17 NOTAMNQ) EDMM/QFATT/IV/BO/A/000/999/4740N00931E005A) EDNY B) 1704050000 C) 1704082359E) TRIGGER NOTAM - AIP SUP IFR 03/17 EFFECTIVE 02 MAR 2017.AERO 2017 IN FRIEDRICHSHAFEN FROM 05 APR TO 08 APR. PPR REGULATIONSAND SPECIAL PROC SEE SUP.

Airport Information

MON-FRI 06.00 – 22.00 local timeSAT/SUN/HOL 09:00 – Sunset+30min (SS+30) or 20:00 local time, whichever is earlierExtension of opening hours SAT/SUN/HOL is generally possible, but require prior permission (PPR) by the airport operator (to be done one workday prior) and will cause extra costs.MON-FRI extension of opening hours is only possible for home-based aircraft as well as for scheduled traffic. Extra costs might be charged as well.Past 22:00 local time and prior 06:00 local time there is generally no other traffic permitted, except flights for medical purposes or flights approved the authorities.Flights outside above operation hours, which are not announced or not announced in time, might expect denial.Currency: The local currency is the Euro (EUR).Airport Embarkation Tax: No airport tax is levied on passengers upon embarkation at the airport.

Immigration

Non- EU Passengers

• All other foreigners require a visa for trips to Germany
• A visa is not required for visits of up to 90 days in an 180‑day period for nationals of those countries for which the European Community has abolished the visa requirement

For more information, see: http://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/EN/EinreiseUndAufenthalt/StaatenlisteVisumpflicht_node.htmlEU Passengers

• EU nationals do not require a visa to enter the Federal Republic of Germany

Non-EU Crew

• No visa is available upon arrival in Germany
• Non-EU crew must have a valid Schengen visa to enter Germany

EU Crew

• A passport and valid crew ID card are required

Customs

When traveling between two countries of the European Union:

• You must declare cash or cash equivalents up to €10,000 to the customs officers

The following monetary instruments are subject to this requirement:

• Cash and securities
• Gems and precious metals

When traveling to or from non-EU countries:

• If you are traveling from an EU country to a country outside the EU or vice versa, you must declare cash and cash equivalents of 10,000 Euros or more to the customs service in writing.
• When arriving from a non-EU country, you must submit a written declaration at the first customs inspection point (the designated red exit for declarable goods).
• When departing for a non-EU country, go to the responsible customs office or ask which customs counters you can submit your written declaration to. This must be done before you pass through the security checkpoint.

Please see: http://www.iatatravelcentre.com/DE-Germany-customs-currency-airport-tax-regulations-details.htmFor more information, contact dxb@uas.aero