Aircraft Disinsection in Louisiana
We perform pre-embarkation aircraft disinsection at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY), New Orleans Lakefront Airport (NEW), Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport (BTR) and Lafayette Regional Airport (LFT) and 1 other Louisiana airports: the treatment is applied to the empty aircraft on the ramp or in the hangar before boarding, and the certificate is written there. New Orleans and Baton Rouge fly the energy sector south to Brazil and Chile, and Louisiana is inside our central response region.
Departure airports we serve in Louisiana
- Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport MSYLouis Armstrong New Orleans International serves the Gulf Coast’s energy and maritime operators.
- New Orleans Lakefront Airport NEWNew Orleans Lakefront Airport juts into Lake Pontchartrain on a man-made peninsula, its restored art deco terminal one of the finest pieces of aviation architecture in the country.
- Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport BTRBaton Rouge Metropolitan serves Louisiana’s capital, a river city where the petrochemical corridor, LSU, and state government each generate their own distinct streams of travel.
- Lafayette Regional Airport LFTLafayette Regional is the aviation hub of Acadiana, the Cajun heart of Louisiana and a longtime center of the Gulf energy service industry.
- Chennault International Airport CWFChennault International is the Gulf Coast’s heavy-maintenance campus, and aircraft leaving its MRO hangars often depart straight onto international itineraries.
Routes from Louisiana that require disinsection
From Texas and the Gulf Coast the routes that most often trigger a disinsection requirement run south: Barbados, Chile, Brazil and Paraguay, plus transatlantic flying to Italy.
Beyond the usual Louisiana routes, every country we have verified is on the requirements by country table with the methods each one accepts.
Louisiana sits in our central response region: book 36 to 48 hours ahead as a rule, and some departures can be served with 12 to 36 hours of notice. Pre-embarkation disinsection at your Louisiana departure airport means an EPA registered aerosol at the WHO dose applied to the empty aircraft by licensed applicators. What goes aboard with the crew: a signed certificate listing the can serial numbers, the ink stamped company affidavit, General Declaration wording, the destination reference sheet, the EPA label sheet plus SDS and TDS, and the used cans bagged and kept on the aircraft.
The service in detail →Louisiana disinsection questions, answered
Do you serve every airport in Louisiana?
We do. The list above covers the Louisiana fields with regular international departures; if your aircraft leaves from another Louisiana airport, send us the ICAO code and we come to it.
How much notice do you need for a Louisiana departure?
Louisiana sits in our central response region: book 36 to 48 hours ahead as a rule, and some departures can be served with 12 to 36 hours of notice. Send the destination, departure airport and date as soon as the trip is likely.