Landing Fees
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Landing Fees
Hi all,
Just wondering if anybody knows the approximate landing fees for a C208B for the following (excluding the all important bribes);
Lagos
Douala
Kinshasa
Mbandaka
Kisingani
Isiro
Goma
Thanks.
Just wondering if anybody knows the approximate landing fees for a C208B for the following (excluding the all important bribes);
Lagos
Douala
Kinshasa
Mbandaka
Kisingani
Isiro
Goma
Thanks.
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A few places
Just did a flight with a 208B, I give you the various landing/parking fees, only one applies to what you asked (Kisangani, this did not include 200 for a "fixer", 30 for "administrative fees" and 100 for visa, 2 pilots and one nightstop, obviously those are just bribes, there was also a dude that wanted to charge us a Custom fee (US$ 40 or so?) but I refused that one), so, here are a few other places, may be this gives you a general idea, all US$:
Marrakech (2 nights) + one stop Oujda: 92
Adrar: 218 (double fee as airport was arguably closed)
Tamanrasset: (one nightstop) 131
Agadez: 30
N'djamena (one nightstop): 327
Bangui: 345
Kisangani (one nightstop): 274
most of those fees are obviously calculated on an "international routing" basis. I hope this helps.
Marrakech (2 nights) + one stop Oujda: 92
Adrar: 218 (double fee as airport was arguably closed)
Tamanrasset: (one nightstop) 131
Agadez: 30
N'djamena (one nightstop): 327
Bangui: 345
Kisangani (one nightstop): 274
most of those fees are obviously calculated on an "international routing" basis. I hope this helps.
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bribes
If it helps...
I used to take a run of the mill, buy it at any stationary shop receipt book along and got receipts for the bribes under 'facilitation fees'. Claimed it all back from the company, and they claimed it from the taxman.
The airport in Africa without a rubber stamp and carbon paper is yet to be discovered. The more stamps you can get onto your receipt, the better. Various colours count extra.
I used to take a run of the mill, buy it at any stationary shop receipt book along and got receipts for the bribes under 'facilitation fees'. Claimed it all back from the company, and they claimed it from the taxman.
The airport in Africa without a rubber stamp and carbon paper is yet to be discovered. The more stamps you can get onto your receipt, the better. Various colours count extra.
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and another thing
Make sure you have ALL aircraft, operator and personal documents with you going into Douala. The ACSECNA inspectors have nothing else to do but their jobs.
Used to go there twice a week, and got a full inspection with documents audited each and every bloody time.
Used to go there twice a week, and got a full inspection with documents audited each and every bloody time.
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Cheers Denis,
That gives me an average to work on. As usual I know when I get to Libreville the landing fee will fluctuate as it usually does $200 one day and $800 the next for exactly the same flight and routing fromt he same guy in his little glass box.
Accra still is the greatest $20, thats it!
That gives me an average to work on. As usual I know when I get to Libreville the landing fee will fluctuate as it usually does $200 one day and $800 the next for exactly the same flight and routing fromt he same guy in his little glass box.
Accra still is the greatest $20, thats it!