capt601
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Cabo
Don't use a handler for Cabo. Cancun is the same way, the handler will just charge you an extreme amount to do just what the FBO can do for you. Outside of those two place, use a handler.
Just call the FBO up and they will be able to help you with everything, for a lot less in fees. They can have all of your forms filled out for you upon arrival and walk you right through customs.
The contact at the FBO is Adriano Fisher at 011+52+624+146+5205. They will want you to fax ( 011+52+624+146+5200)all of the crew info, aircraft airworthiness, registration , mexican insurance, and all of the pax info, and ETA, etc...
Don't forget to get your Mexican landing permit (required for Part 91) operators. They can get it for you or you can get it through universal. You can get a one time permit (can be done in a day or so) or an annual permit (this requires approx. 1 month's notice for the paperwork to get through the DGAC in Mexico).
If you use the FBO you will pay for all of the fees with AMEX, VISA, or M/C. You can fuel with World Fuel or UVAIR.
We are heading down there next month, I can't wait for a couple of relaxing days by the pool!
Remember, tips are always appreciated in Mexico!! It can make it very easy when you are leaving.
capt601
Don't use a handler for Cabo. Cancun is the same way, the handler will just charge you an extreme amount to do just what the FBO can do for you. Outside of those two place, use a handler.
Just call the FBO up and they will be able to help you with everything, for a lot less in fees. They can have all of your forms filled out for you upon arrival and walk you right through customs.
The contact at the FBO is Adriano Fisher at 011+52+624+146+5205. They will want you to fax ( 011+52+624+146+5200)all of the crew info, aircraft airworthiness, registration , mexican insurance, and all of the pax info, and ETA, etc...
Don't forget to get your Mexican landing permit (required for Part 91) operators. They can get it for you or you can get it through universal. You can get a one time permit (can be done in a day or so) or an annual permit (this requires approx. 1 month's notice for the paperwork to get through the DGAC in Mexico).
If you use the FBO you will pay for all of the fees with AMEX, VISA, or M/C. You can fuel with World Fuel or UVAIR.
We are heading down there next month, I can't wait for a couple of relaxing days by the pool!
Remember, tips are always appreciated in Mexico!! It can make it very easy when you are leaving.
capt601
