Flight Operations to London Stansted and Luton: London remains one of the world’s leading aviation and business hubs, as well as being a popular tourist destination. In today’s blog, we’ll explore London’s Stansted and Luton airports, as well as an important upcoming aviation event for budding entrepreneurs.
Operational information UK flights
No overflight or landing permits are required for private flights, although this is not applicable for aircraft dispatched using special ferry permit/permit to fly/temporary airworthiness certificate/carry dangerous goods or HAZMAT
Landing permits are required for non-scheduled flights
Non-scheduled flights generally do not require UK overflight permits
Airline Start-Up Business Plan Development and Operation
Airline Start-Up Business Plan Development and Operation is a training seminar organized by Aeropodium. Designed for those developing start-up business plans, it will place at Savoy Hill in London this January 28. A host of industry experts will discuss the crucial aspects of a successful business plan, insurance, and restructuring, as well as explore what commonly goes wrong with aviation start-ups.
Coordinates: N 51° 53.1′ E 00° 14.1′ Mag Var: 3.3°W
Elevation: 348′
Fuel: Jet A-1
Time Zone Info: GMT uses DST
Airport slots are mandatory for inbound and outbound aircraft operations
There are generally no airport operating restrictions although night operations require advanced planning to ensure the sufficient manpower/resources/Fire CAT upgrades as applicable are in place
FBOs and Catering
Several dedicated FBOs offer excellent services for non-scheduled operators that can also handle wide-body aircraft, cargo operations, and military operations
Excellent catering options available, including Halal certified vendors
Accommodation
Excellent crew hotel options in nearby Cambridge city (approximately 30 minutes’ drive)
Airport area hotels are 3 or 4-star only – enough for short stays but for extended visits, it is worth considering crew bookings in Cambridge or London city
Luton Airport
IATA: LTN
ICAO: EGGW
Coordinates: N 51° 52.5′ W 00° 22.1′ Mag Var: 3.6°W
Elevation: 526′
Fuel: Jet A-1
Time Zone Info: GMT uses DST
Airport slots are mandatory for inbound and outbound aircraft operations
Overnight and long-term parking is often problematic due to apron congestion
FBOs and Catering
Several dedicated FBOs with excellent facilities for general aviation and business aviation profiles
Excellent catering options available, including Halal certified vendors
Accommodation
Airport area hotels are 3 or 4-star only – enough for short stays but for extended visits, it is worth considering booking in London city
Transport
Luton Airport is located approximately 32 miles from Central London
Taxis and rental cars are widely available
Bus services to central London run continuously and take approximately 50 minutes
The National Express runs frequent coach services between Luton and London 24/7 with four departures an hour during the day
There are two routes which both pick up at the major rail and Underground stations
For support with your flight operations to London, contact UAS
UAS can arrange a dedicated UAS Supervisor upon request to handle client operations at both airports.
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Mitch Launius
Instructor Pilot for 30 West IP
Mitch is the CEO of 30 West IP where he is also an instructor providing pilot training on international procedures. With an illustrious career of over 34 years in the cockpit, Mitch has acquired over 13,000 hours of flight time flying worldwide, with over 9,000 hours of this in Challenger and Gulfstream aircraft. He is an experienced safety officer and was also an IS-BAO project manager for a fortune 500 flight department. He has presented on Safety and Operations topics at the NBAA International Operators Conference and the Canadian Business Aviation Association Convention and is currently on the NBAA International Operators Committee and serves as the North Atlantic Regional Lead. Mitch is also a member of an FAA working group on General Aviation International Authorizations and Tabletop Exercises (GIATE). He was recently selected to represent IBAC as a member of the ICAO Personal Training and Licensing Panel (PTLP) and was also recently named as a 2020 recipient of the NBAA Tony Kern Professionalism in Aviation Award for his contribution to the business aviation community.
Henry ‘Duke’ LeDuc
Director Of Operations, Americas, UAS International Trip Support
Duke has been a dearly respected member of UAS Americas team and the UAS global family for more than five years. A safety-oriented, FAA-licensed aircraft dispatcher, he oversees all of the operations of the elite UAS Operations Team. With twenty-five years of experience in aviation overall with more than fifteen years of experience in international flight planning and VVIP trip coordination, he is responsible for the development of the dispatch training program and involved in the strategic development of UAS Americas. With a myriad of rich aviation experience behind him, he has extensive experience in worldwide operations with both corporate and charter environments, including seven years as Operations/Dispatch Manager in an industry-leading, Fortune 500, IS-BAO Stage III Certified corporate flight department. Duke is frequently asked shares his knowledge at major industry events and is currently serving on the NBAA’s International Operators Conference (IOC) Planning Committee.
Dudley King
President and Founder, FlightBridge
Dudley is the Founder and President of FlightBridge, which he established in 2011 and has been focused on technology solutions for the private aviation industry since 2006. Since he graduated from Dartmouth in 1988, he has worked with an array of companies listed anywhere from VentureWire to the Fortune 100. A rare blend of executive, entrepreneur, and consultant, Dudley’s executive roles have included acting CIO positions for several companies and tech advisory services to CEOs trying to rebuild their technology organizations or looking for an external, professional point of view. Highly skilled at deeply understanding his customer’s business challenges and drawing from a long and varied experience in information technology services, Dudley excels at designing technology solutions to solve their problems.
Dr. Paulo Alves
Global Medical Director, Aviation Health, Medaire
Paulo has extensive experience in medical advisory in the aviation industry. As a cardiologist, he provides technical guidance and analysis for MedAire’s MedLink medical advisory service and is MedAire’s liaison with civil aviation regulators and industry associations. Paulo worked with Varig Brazilian Airlines for 23 years, 10 of which were spent as General Medical Manager. A member of the MedAire Medical Advisory Board, Paulo is also President of the Ibero-American Aerospace Medical Association, a member of the International Academy of Aerospace Medicine, a member of the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) Safety Committee, a Fellow of the Aerospace Medical Association (AsMA), and a Fellow of the Civil Aviation Medical Association. Throughout his illustrious career, Paulo has held industry leadership roles including Chairperson of the AsMA’s Air Transport Medicine Committee, President of the Airlines Medical Directors Association, President of the Brazilian Society of Aerospace Medicine and was a member of the IATA Medical Advisory Group from 2002 to 2006.
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