Disinsection targets insects. Disinfection targets microorganisms such as bacteria and viruses. Your flight may need both types of care, but one does not replace the other.
Contact us ↗Aircraft disinsection uses an insecticide treatment to control insects. When required for an international arrival, the method and records must match the destination’s requirements.
Our service is pre-embarkation: treatment of the unoccupied aircraft before boarding, followed by the applicable waiting, ventilation and crew paperwork.
Disinfection uses a suitable disinfectant as part of aircraft hygiene procedures. Cleaning records or disinfectant fogging are not proof that an aircraft has received the required insecticide treatment.
When briefing your FBO or handling team, specify aircraft disinsection if the destination is asking for insect treatment.
Share the wording from your handler or destination authority with your route. We can then identify the requested pre-embarkation procedure and documentation.
Compare WHO methods ↗Send your aircraft, Florida airport, destination and departure date. We will review the trip and arrange pre-embarkation treatment and crew paperwork.