Aircraft Disinsection for Flights to Paraguay
Paraguay requires disinsection on arriving international aircraft. It is a less common destination for US business aviation than Brazil or Argentina, so operators planning a first trip there often meet the requirement for the first time.
Why the requirement exists
Paraguay has experienced severe dengue epidemics in recent years, and vector control is a national public-health priority. Aircraft arriving from countries where Aedes aegypti is present are expected to have been disinsected.
How we handle it
We perform pre-embarkation disinsection at your US departure airport, on the empty aircraft, before boarding, and issue the certificate for the flight. Send us the routing, including any stops, and we will confirm the plan for your aircraft.
Main international gateways: Asunción (ASU) and Ciudad del Este (AGT). Requirements can change; we confirm the current rules for your exact route before every treatment. Page reviewed August 2026.
Pre-embarkation at your US departure airport.
WHO-approved 2% permethrin aircraft aerosol, empty aircraft, before boarding, one flight sector, certificate issued on completion. Performed by our own team at your FBO or hangar, anywhere in the United States.
The service in detail →Tell us your route and we will confirm exactly what your aircraft needs.
Destination, departure airport, dates. We confirm the requirement, come to the aircraft, and handle the certificate.
Two things to settle before you file.
Routing. Pre-embarkation covers the flight it is performed for and is done at the last port before Paraguay. Non-stop from the US, that is your departure airport. With a stop en route, send us the full itinerary and we will confirm where the treatment belongs.
Timing. We can often accommodate short-notice requests, but a trip we hear about early is a trip we can plan around your boarding without compromise. Send the route as soon as it is likely.
What the arrival authority sees.
An aircraft that arrives treated, ventilated and boarded in the normal way, carrying a disinsection certificate in the format the destination accepts, with the treatment recorded on the crew’s General Declaration. Arrival becomes a formality. An aircraft that arrives without a verified treatment is typically treated on arrival with passengers aboard, under supervision, sometimes at the operator’s expense.
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Common US departure airports for this route
- Charlotte Douglas International AirportCLT
- Raleigh-Durham International AirportRDU
- DeKalb-Peachtree AirportPDK
- Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International AirportATL
- Savannah/Hilton Head International AirportSAV
- Orlando International AirportMCO
- Orlando Executive AirportORL
- Tampa International AirportTPA
- Fort Lauderdale Executive AirportFXE
- Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International AirportFLL
- Miami-Opa Locka Executive AirportOPF
- Miami International AirportMIA
Not listed? We travel to any US airport. All departure airports.
Paraguay disinsection questions, answered
Does Paraguay require aircraft disinsection on flights from the United States?
Yes. Paraguay requires disinsection of arriving international aircraft. We treat the aircraft at your US departure airport before boarding and issue the certificate for the flight.
Can passengers be on board when the aircraft is treated for Paraguay?
Not for pre-embarkation. The aircraft is treated empty, before boarding, at your US departure airport, then ventilated. Passengers never see the process.
What do we carry on arrival in Paraguay?
The disinsection certificate we issue on completion, with the treatment recorded on the General Declaration by your crew from the details we provide. Keep the certificate with the flight documents so it can be produced on arrival.