Andres Cardenas

Central American airspace — collectively managed under the CENAMER FIR (Flight Information Region) — is one of the busiest aerial corridors in the Americas. Routes connecting North America, South America, and the Caribbean pass directly through it, making CENAMER a critical waypoint for a significant portion of international aviation traffic. But flying through CENAMER airspace isn't simply a matter of filing a flight plan. Overflight permits are required, and the process involves...

Flying through Cuban airspace is one of the more complex permit processes in the Western Hemisphere. Strict regulations, specific lead times, and precise documentation requirements mean that even experienced operators can run into delays if they're not properly prepared. At Aerologistica, we manage Cuba overflight and landing permits regularly for commercial, charter, and executive operators flying through Central America and the Caribbean. Here's what you need to know. Why Cuba Overflight...