Rhode Island · 1 departure airport · Northeast

Aircraft Disinsection in Rhode Island

We perform pre-embarkation aircraft disinsection at Rhode Island T. F. Green International Airport (PVD): the empty aircraft is treated before boarding, at your FBO or hangar, and the certificate is issued on the ramp. T. F. Green serves the Providence corporate market and Newport summer traffic, with transatlantic Italy and Greece the routes that need the certificate.

Departure airports we serve in Rhode Island

Routes from Rhode Island that require disinsection

From the Northeast the routes that most often trigger a disinsection requirement are transatlantic: Italy above all, plus Greece, Morocco, Egypt and, on ultra-long-range aircraft, India non-stop.

T. F. Green sees a summer surge of Newport traffic and year-round Providence corporate flying, and its transatlantic departures are non-stop, treated at the Rhode Island ramp. Boston-area operators also use Green to avoid Logan congestion.

We serve every country on the requirements by country table, not only the usual Rhode Island routes.

What a Rhode Island departure gets

For a Rhode Island departure, 36 to 48 hours of notice is the rule, and a scheduled booking holds the date. Pre-embarkation disinsection at your Rhode Island 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.

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Questions

Rhode Island disinsection questions, answered

Do you serve every airport in Rhode Island?

Yes. The 1 Rhode Island airport listed here is the field international business aviation most often departs from, and we come to any other airport in Rhode Island your aircraft leaves from.

How much notice do you need for a Rhode Island departure?

For a Rhode Island departure, 36 to 48 hours of notice is the rule, and a scheduled booking holds the date. The earlier we have the destination, airport and date, the easier the slot is to hold.

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